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✅ 🔥 Elementor v3.10 Free and Pro Release 🔥 #20732
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Looking good 👍 Maybe make the background of the unit switcher a little darker or a light border so new users will recognize them as a button quicker. Are there plans to make plugin devs extend the new nested element? So we can create own widgets that allow people to drag in other containers? Couldn't find anything in the docs yet. |
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Hello @m1ga! Thanks for the suggestion. We have actually discussed this internally, and are still thinking of a way to make it more prominent. Let's see if we can find a way to do that. 😉 As for the Nested Elements, we are probably going to release an API in the future, but we still have a path to trace before that. We don't want to release something now that could change in the near future and create a BC nightmare. So for now, there is no public API for the Nested Elements, and we do not encourage any developer to try and create their own widgets based on this new feature yet, to avoid issues like the one with the repeater control. |
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@m1ga Thanks for your feedback! I've added a new little chevron for the units switcher for better UX (#20741): |
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IMHO, I would prefer all the units stayed visible and inline, it's just another extra click and there is still lot of space there. |
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@black-eye in terms of UI, this would be a good compromise, since it would be difficult to accidentally switch units. 😉 |
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I agree with @black-eye. As seen in the gif below an extra click and some unit selector UI will be long so you have to move your mouse further away from the field. Could it be considered to take the custom input selector out so it is next to the unit selector dropdown for quicker access?
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I am not sure if it will be possible to add it in this version or not. But the Hover Animation option for Tab items > Hover Mode was great. Another thing that exists in the nested tab is that if we place a widget in the content and then click on another tab, we will enter the next tab with a delay of 1 second. |
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Hi @Michaelgimii, I'm not sure if I follow. The Tab widget does not have a hover animation like the one you shared. Can you elaborate? Maybe submit a feature request? Yes, we are aware that there could be some delay when switching between tabs in some cases (for me it has been working instantly), but hopefully, this will get better in time. It would be a good idea if you can share your system info with us so we can see what may be causing the delay. 🙂 Thanks for reporting though! 🙏 |
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Hi @nicholaszein , Sure. I wrote here. |
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Thanks, @Michaelgimii! 🙏 |
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I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, But if we write CSS math functions and then, intentionally or unintentionally, choose another unit such as px and then return to CSS math functions, CSS math functions will be removed. css.functions.mp4 |
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Finally, thank you! Although you've almost gotten used to it. 😅 |
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If there's a way to get it to be saved, that would be fantastic for when we potentially need to shim something else, but I don't think it will be a MASSIVE deal if it has to be typed again. What if it accidentally gets switched and then we go 'oh crap what was in there?'. That would be the only use case I could see for saving that value if possible. |
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Good thing it's difficult to accidentally switch. This is one of the reasons why you need to click twice, one to open the popover, and the other to select the unit. It's a little UI feature to ensure the user is not doing it accidentally. |
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@nicholaszein I definitely appreciate that approach even though I've been used to having the other selectors at a single click. At least with custom, I'll be able to use Overall I really like this beta and the direction that Elementor has moved towards! Thank you for being super on top of replies here and having knowledgable insight into why things are the way they are! You are definitely an appreciated member of Elementor! |
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Thank you for your kind words @cirkut, it means a lot! 🙏 |
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in row container, Add a widget such as a button. On the Advanced tab, set the margin left or right to auto. It doesn't seem to work. |
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Hey @Michaelgimii, can you explain what are the settings in the container? |
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Hi
Does not work. |
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If I'm not mistaken, this problem is related to this issue. bug.mp4 |
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Thanks, @Michaelgimii and @79ho3ein! To confirm, this has to do with the fact that with widgets, margin and padding are added to the |
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First thing thanks for adding custom fields to the line-up, can't wait for it to be released. 👍 My feedback so far is that I'm personally not a fan of the expanding dimension fields, I can understand expanding with custom input enabled but not much with standard inputs. Just my opinion as others may have requested that. (Still waiting for the Elementor team to fix the decimal place issue when the inputs are linked) Can you please add custom input to more widget fields as if I'm understanding this right in the code you have made it simple that all you need to add is 'custom' to the size_units to make it work. Or are you holding off until the next version to test the water and to stress test? Screenshot
Also when you set margin auto (or any margin value) on a widget it seems the margin applied is internal rather than the parent so it is a shame it doesn't tick that box for me but likely won't get fixed due to historic current margin structure in place. But at least with the new custom input I can finally use a container to set it to width auto then set that margin auto to work. Margin auto widget vs container2022-12-13.21-00-26.mp4I also agree with @m1ga about making the unit switcher more obvious. I would say as well to make the button a bit bigger to click on too as it is too out of the way and not inviting to click or hover. To end my note, again thanks for the custom inputs it should introduce more possibilities for more designs. |
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@nicholaszein Okay, if that's more practical and logical, I'd stick with that path as well. It might also be worth considering packing the various value options in icons such as the responsive icons in an understandable way. So the path remains the same, only the display changes. Of course it only makes sense if there is something suitable optical for it or you can come up with it. Perhaps a frame around it and making it a little bigger would solve the problem. But you are the developer professionals, I trust you completely, I can only give my two cents. 😅 |
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Yes @fabianenzensperger, I think we all agree it needs to be more obvious it is something you can select. It should look more like a button. Let's see what the team has in hand for this! 😉 |
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@nicholaszein would your team look into the decimal place issue in dimension controls? Been a long-dated issue |
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Hey @perks98, I haven't experienced this myself since 3.8, can you explain where this is still an issue? Perhaps something was missing when fixing it. |
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Hi @nicholaszein, 2022-12-21.10-56-49.mp4 |
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First of all thanks for the great features. 1- In some fields, such as width and height in the container, when we click on the field, its width expands. I think this is a very unnecessary feature and there is no need to expand the width in these fields. (It is very useful in padding and margin fields, but not in fields like width and height) 2- As someone who has been working with Elementor for two years, I have never used the slider controls to change the values of width, height or other options such as Gap between elements. I always type the desired number directly. This is the easiest way. Slide controls on numeric fields seem to be deprecated and only exist. |
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Hello @Joliamendi! Thanks for your feedback! 🙏 This is just a change in UI and something that doesn't affect the functionality of the controls. We did this to accommodate the new custom options, and we want our users to feel familiarized with the new behavior. The way we are doing this is to apply a wider width when the input field is on focus. This is a simple way and one that does not impact the Editor's performance since it's just a CSS property. As for removing the slider control, we have no plans to do that. And from our customers' feedback, this is a control that is very much used by many. 😉 |
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Just to add here, I largely use the sliders, because it's pretty easy for me to slide the number to something that's close/appropriate. Also, for some widgets or elements, the number is 'arbitrary' and using the slider gets results quicker. That being said, I DO also use the number input, but sometimes it's nice to just slide the slider around until it's about what I want it to be, and then I use the number control to get it to a 'nice' number that's more cohesive with the rest of the site (like multiples of 4, 5, 10, etc.) |
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One more thing, which of course is not related to this version. I will raise it and if it can be solved, I will open a new issue for it... In padding and margin fields, when we turn off the value link, all 4 values will be automatically set to 0. If we want to remove it to write the desired number, we must first select it and then write the desired number. This is really annoying. now :
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Totally agree. You may consider it as a bug, where all 0 (zero) values override the default which cannot be used. |
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+1+1+1 And I just add, that it's annoying not only when you need to change the newly added zero to another value - it's even more annoying, when you don't need to change it at all. For example, when you need to change only the margin-top value and the rest you need to stay the same. But according to Ariel, it's not coming any time soon. :( |
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Hello @Michaelgimii, as @black-eye correctly mentioned, unfortunately, this is something that can't be changed for the time being, due to backward compatibility. This is actually something that I, myself, have struggled with in the past. This was first requested by @black-eye in #2219, back in 2017, so there is no need to submit a new issue. A lot has changed since Elementor first came out, and at the time the way the dimension controls work made more sense. I hope you can understand. |
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If we use the number scrubber to change the values in the margin and padding fields, the width of the values will not expand. |
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Yes, that's correct @Joliamendi, the field only expands when it's on focus. 😉 |
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Nice improvement. |
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In "Experiments" there is an overview. 👀 |
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When they released 3.8 beta they said the following about the flexbox container experiment:
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Hello @Mulli, the list is available within your WordPress Dashboard > Elementor > Settings > Experiments. Stable Features are separated from Ongoing Experiments. There are tags explaining what is what, and descriptive texts. In those descriptive texts, you can click to learn more as well. Everything is publicly available.
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Thanks for the reply. This list is helpful but requires installtion on some dev site prior to installation on production. |
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Hello @Mulli, these articles might help you understand Elementor's Experiments better:
Although they are called Experiments, many are just new features that were added and improved over time but are actually entirely functional and stable. Although it is always recommended to test new things in a safe environment to avoid breaking things in WordPress, with hundreds of thousands of plugins and themes available, not to mention Elementor add-ons, created by so many different developers, sometimes things won't work well together. So validating changes in a safe environment such as a staging site is part of our responsibility as WordPress website managers. it's true that sometimes we really don't need to go all the way to load a staging environment just to test a simple feature like a new widget, or a change in design. But mostly we are talking about things that are going to change key aspects of a website (Depending on the experiments you want to activate), so testing should be part of the process, just the way making backups before updating, and clearing the cache after updating are. |
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In the new tab widget, in the style tab, we have customizations for content. Is there a special reason for adding the content customization section?
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The current options is a shortcut for quick access to the main style options of the content container. |
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Thanks for the feedback @Michaelgimii! I think @79ho3ein has a great point here, this would allow for less familiarized users to make quick changes if they don't know there is an option to control the container inside. I don't mind having this option, even if I don't use it. It won't hurt. 🙂 |
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In fact, you are not right - these are 2 different settings/places. Just try to imput some paddings there. The Tabs settings are for the content in general (accross the individual tabs). The Container settings are for one particular tab's container (each inner tab can be designed differently). In this case both settings make sense. |
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True @black-eye , I had not paid attention to this. |
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Hi, first of all a really cool update, I have a few things that I will leave today or tomorrow as feedback for the new "Nested Elements" for the tab widget. 🤗 Finally removing Google Fonts completely is great! What has bothered me for a long time is that all are always displayed when selecting the font weight. This can also be the case, but only if all font styles from one font familiy are installed. Otherwise it would make much more sense to only show the font styles that have been uploaded. Let's say I work on the website with 2 different font weights, 300 and 500. Then I still have all of them to choose from, even though they have no function. And Bold and Normal doesn't make sense either, since these are always different values from font to font, and if you don't have Bold 700 and Normal 400 installed, you'll end up with weird font styles. It would be more useful if we have only the font weight that really installed. You may not have thought about it, but here's food for thought:
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Hey @fabianenzensperger, I'll answer the second question about having Normal and Bold options first: This was discussed in the past here, but the bottom line is that they are there both for backward compatibility and browser support, since these keywords are still accepted in CSS. As for only showing the weight you have, unfortunately, this can't be done. This would require a lot of overhead, having to store each font's available weights or check for font files every time you open the font list. This is something that could take a server to a halt. Technology is not there yet, and we want our users to be able to quickly select different font files without waiting for the server's response. So I'm afraid this won't be added any time soon. Please, try to keep the conversation about this beta. 🙏 Thanks |
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Related: #20683 |
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@nicholaszein Oh thank you for your answer, I didn't know until just now that there was already such a request from last week. But interesting that I'm not the only one who would find it better. I'm replying to just this beta here in the designated feature request. Thanks! |
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Wow, waiting for this as a field for elements inside the form. |
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Nice right? 😊 |
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@nicholaszein Are you sure this will come to formular widget too? The developer means in every widget wo make sense, and for us it does, but for the devs? I hope so! 🤗 Maybe then the conditional form logic and quiz options or something similar will finally come. 😊 |
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Hey @fabianenzensperger, I did not say it was coming to the Form widget, I just was agreeing that the Nested Elements is a nice feature to finally have. But it's nice to know this is something you are interested in! 🙂 We are just getting started! 😉 🤞 |
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Well, since there have been so many problems with Elementor, significant price raise, which wasn't followed by increased pace of development (it took a year to move Containers from Alpha to Beta, so perhaps another couple of months till it won't be considered an experiment), we decided to gradually move to Bricks and started playing with it now. Code semantics and building loops is at the level that Elementor most likely won't be able to ever achieve, without releasing a version with no backward compatibility. Though, obviously we have plenty of pages to manage, so most likely we will extend our license, so if there are some features our clients can benefit from, we will update Elementor for them. So somehow, we still will be participating in feedback.
https://euphoriarestobar.pl/menu/karta-glowna/ Though the Tabs are created with JetTabs, the best approach is to create vertical scrollbar for main Container/column inside a template, and then drop some basic css to enable horizontal scroll for Tabs. In this project we did it without a scrollbar, but in other we are showing this scrollbar, though on mobile it's not needed. And calcs and different controls for units for each direction is great addition, quite often custom css was needed. It is quite common that you want a fixed width with fixed units like px / rems, but flexible height with % or vh. So in my opinion, it would be extremely useful if Elementor added option, but not only for mobile, but also for desktop (with controls that allow you to choose where the effect should take place based on the breakpoint) so enable horizontal scroll for Tabs using: While creating arrows would require some JS, so a bit more difficult than horizontal scrollbar which is just couple of css lines, this functionality is already there with other widgets. Secondly, it would be great to implement something Crocoblock did recently (still in Beta). Query controls for widgets. So basically in case of Tabs you create just one tab, in the general Tabs settings you pick a query you want to run. Then for a tab name you set a term name or woo category name, and then in the content you create a post loop. Then it will autopopulate next tabs.
Elementor is fine when you can cache pages thus queries don't make direct requests to DB. But often you can't / shouldn't. What's great about loop building in Bricks is that you create loops and the Container/Block/Div level not through extra widget. Thus you can create multiple loops or even loops within loops without a need to create templates. Way, but like really way fewer DOM elements and fewer requests to DB. |
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+1 On the Tabs not becoming accordion on mobile. Just add an option "none" to the Breakpoint settings. And do not ouput accordion html/css at all.
And as usual, I have requeted this feature years ago... ;) #7742 |
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Thanks for pointing that out @black-eye! I'll make sure to raise your issue related to the tabs! Personally, I do prefer it this way. It might not be visually pleasing, but it makes a lot more sense to have it fall to accordion on mobile. It's more accessible and easy to navigate. This is why none of the mobile browsers show their tabs horizontally below a certain viewport width, instead opting to show them either stacked or as a grid of blocks. |
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Query controls for widget is a great idea. Is this what you mean? |
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Yeah. This what Croco did - it does the job well. The issue for me was that if for example, I wanted to create a restaurant menu in Tabs, so each tab was a menu category like sides, mains, soups, desserts etc, If had 15 categories, then I had to create 15 different templates and basically including related term. But not only it was time consuming, but it would also create a lot of bloat. Thirdly, my clients couldn't control it |
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as I mentioned, we are just getting started with our new features, and the Loop Builder is just in its infancy. I understand the impatience and frustration, but these things take time to mature, especially with so many websites already built with Elementor. We have a responsibility to ensure we will not break backward compatibility as much as we can to avoid breaking everyone's website when introducing new functionalities. This means we need to take extra care when developing new features. |
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Question about nested tabs: How do I get a "smooth" transition like it's the case with accordion etc.? Is looks very choppy. You may be able to tackle this in the course of refreshing the widget. smooth.mp4 |
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Hey @fabianenzensperger, This is a great idea, it would be interesting to have some options to animate tab transitions. Here's an example: Test.Elementor.Debug.-.14.December.2022.mp4Could you submit a Feature Request for that? Ps: I used this snippet of code if you're interested: .e-n-tabs-content .e-active {
animation: fadeIn 1s ease-out;
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@nicholaszein Thanks, yes i did this here: #20756 |
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So will this add in this beta or not @nicholaszein? 👀 |
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Hello @fabianenzensperger, I'm not sure this will be going to be added to this version. Let me check and get back to you. 😉 |
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BTW, wasn't #6778 to come in the next release? |
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I see nothing for this request in the current 3.10 beta. 🙈 |
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Hello @ConsultMePL, Unfortunately, this feature will have to wait a little longer. We wanted to release it in 3.10, but we thought the implementation is not right yet, so we will take more time to investigate and release it in the near future. You can actually follow the PR #20361 for this feature to understand where we are at the moment. 😉 |
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Hi all, We just released Elementor v3.10 Free and Pro - Beta 3. Free version
Pro version
Thank you! |
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The hover animation is still not applied on the active tab. Is this a normal behavior? |
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Hello @Michaelgimii, can you show in a video what you're experiencing since the last update? If you can share this feedback on your issue (#20795) it would be better. I'll make sure to prioritize answering yours and a few other 3.10-related issues this week. I'm finally back and I can finally catch-up with all the pending issues. 🙏 |
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Since the unit selector has been updated in this version, let me point out a problem in the container that is not related to this version, but maybe it can be fixed in this version... In the structure panel, add a two-column container. Inside the parent container, we have two containers with a width of 50% on the desktop (Note that the default width of these two columns on the desktop is in percentage). But when we switch to tablet or mobile mode, the default unit changes from percentage to px. But the placeholder text displays the percentage vlaue. So is there a specific reason that the default width of containers on tablets and mobiles are converted to px? Please watch the following video : container.mp4As you can see in the video above, the default width on desktop was 25%, but tablet display it as 25px and mobile displays it as 100px. |
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Hey @79ho3ein, thanks for pointing that out! 🙏 Would you be so kind to submit a new bug report related to your findings? We would highly appreciate it! 💪 |
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Yes of course. |
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The auto value does not work in the margin control. Are you aware of this?
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It works only by using the code below. selector{ |
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Hello @Michaelgimii, this happens because the Margin on widgets is applied to the widget container |
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@nicholaszein Edit: it is done like this to separate widgets as spacing, with a default of 20px, which can be adjusted on the column level. But perhaps as we can use gap now with the container experiment we should maybe have more control over where we want to add the margin which is the parent and not the inner container of the widget? |
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So is this not solvable? This problem practically makes the auto values in the margin controls not work! |
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Hello guys, Yes, @perks98, that is correct. It was done like this because of the old section/column system. Now that we have containers we can use gaps for the spacing. @Michaelgimii Unfortunately, this is not something we will change for the time being. This would affect all websites using margins on widgets. So for now, this is going to stay like it is. Maybe in the future, as most users have migrated to Containers, we can revisit this rule and apply the margins to the widget instead of the |
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If we click the CREATE TEMPLATE button in the loop Grid widget, the page will move up. bug.mp4 |
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Hello @Joliamendi, that's the expected behavior. When you click to edit the Loop Item template, the editor transitions the focus to the top of the page, and then once it loads the Loop Item template interface, it goes back to focus on the Loop Item. |
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As you have acknowledged that Google fonts can be in breach of certain privacy laws, do you have plans to allow the ability to download within Elementor Google fonts so they are hosted on the site rather than through Google? Some page builders and themes have adopted this approach as well. I know it isn't something for this version but I just wanted to know if it will be something that will be implemented and if so how far out are we looking. |
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Hello @perks98, not for the time being. But there are already a few issues on the matter, as well as a PR that is currently on hold due to some other optimizations we need to do before implementing this feature. Alternatively, you can use the OMGF plugin for now. Further reading: |
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There is a minor bug in the Grid loop that I explained in detail here. Please check it, maybe it can be solvable in this version. I did not write this bug here because it is not related to this version and it also occurs in version 3.9. |
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Hello @79ho3ein, this is not a bug. This is the interface doing what it was meant to do, which is to "un-focus" from the Loop Grid widget and scroll to the top during the transition to editing the Loop Item template. 😉 |
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I would really appreciate if you can look into #20555 because it's still not fixed in this latest beta3 update. Thanks a lot! |
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Hello @hogash, we are still investigating your issue. |
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@nicholaszein |
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Hello @black-eye, this issue is also still being evaluated. I will update the issue when I have more news! 😉 |
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Based on the changelog being created we might expect 3.10 to be released soon #20946 |
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So is version 3.10 coming out today? I'm excited for version 3.11 from now. |
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Hi guys! Yes, we started the release process for v3.10. |
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I wanted to take this opportunity to share a suggestion with the Elementor team before the 3.10 release. Elementor team. We are really grateful to you for increasing the development speed of Elementor and introducing great features in every update. Also, thanks for interacting directly with your users like a friend. This is really a great event. Just create a beta version like now and ask users to report any bugs they know about. I personally cooperate with pleasure. I'm sure other users agree with this. I am addicted to Elementor. But to be honest, Elementor has a lot of simple bugs right now. Let's spend some time on them. If you implement this suggestion, it will have 2 very important advantages. 1- Most of the Elementor bugs will be fixed. cheers🥂 |
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Thanks for the feedback @Michaelgimii! We really appreciate it! 🙏 Rest assured we are going to fix minor validated bugs as we release new versions like we always did. But we will consider your suggestion. Kind regards |
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Hello All! Special kudos to our contributors and beta testers who helped make this release possible: -- We are here to hear your thoughts and comments about the versions:
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I don't think anybody has mentioned it, but I think the designs for the new container kits are very good. A step up from some past designs. Can't wait for more. Also, really hope the Loop Carousel Widget is in the next version. It is already in the developer edition and seems to work fine now. |
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Thanks for the feedback @godvsgodvs! We really appreciate it! 🙏 |
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I hope Loop will work with Custom Post Type too. Right now only work with Posts & Products only if I not wrong. |
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You are wrong, Loop works with Custom Post Types. |
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Hey @iqbalmauludy, As @fabianenzensperger correctly pointed out, the Loop Builder works with any Custom Post Type, as long as it's public! 😉 Check the documentation here. |
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For those of us trying out the dev versions: is it possible to have the changelog display when accessed via "View version 3.10.1 details", instead of the "Plugin not found." message? I am having a hard time finding the changelogs for Elementor in general. It should be somewhere on the site, easy to find. |
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Thank you! Now if only we had the dev versions as well. |
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Hello @mateitudor, the changelog for the Elementor Beta (Developer Edition) is not available through the WordPress interface, and we have no plans to include it there either. That being said you can always check the latest updates at the following link: https://github.com/elementor/elementor/blob/developer-edition/DEV-CHANGELOG.md |
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Very grateful for nested and tab update. But there is issue of tab in mobile: when you have second or third button of tab your content start from middle or end and not from start(you need to push the tab-title And second think I'm mobile setting the button are not real ux friendly. We need to put many css to make scrollable title or sticky title. I think we need more from tab widget |
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Hello @drau1, this is not an issue, it's supposed to work like that. The Tabs on a tablet or mobile breakpoint will behave like Accordions. If you think there is room for improvement, you can always submit a new 🚀 Feature Request. About maintaining the Tab behavior also on Tablet or Mobile breakpoints, you can +1 on this Feature Request already submitted by @black-eye. Kind regards |
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Thank you everyone for your feedback! 🙏 I'm closing comments on this Discussion. If you have any requests or feedback please submit a new issue. |
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Beta 3 UPDATED - PLEASE READ BELOW!
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Hi Elementor Beta Testers 👋
We are incredibly excited to introduce our new beta versions, Elementor and Elementor Pro 3.10, which introduce major new additions that will take your website design and responsiveness to a whole other level. These versions include the new Tabs widget, which is getting a complete overhaul.
Try out our new beta versions and let us know what you think about our newest additions, which include:
Meet Nested Elements - the future of design with Elementor widgets
Nested elements empower you to take any element and place it inside another widget. This unlocks full design flexibility, and enhances what you’re capable of doing with each widget in terms of what it looks like, and what content it includes. As Flexbox Containers are stable, we have spent the past few weeks revisiting all our old widgets, some created over 5 years ago, to enable nesting capabilities in every widget that it would be relevant for. These include creating widgets to replace Carousel, Accordion, Tabs, and more.
Elementor 3.10 includes the first widget, to include Nested Elements - Tabs. During the upcoming releases, we will gradually be introducing more of these widgets.
Introducing the Renewed Tabs Widget - The first Elementor nested widget, unlocking design flexibility
Elementor 3.10 includes the new Tabs widget as an alpha experiment, which allows you to elevate the design of your website and unleash your creativity when displaying tabs on your website. The new Tabs widget, which is container-based, will replace the existing Tabs widget and will enable you to nest elements within each tab, and make your design options with Tabs endless. The new Tabs widget has three main improvements:
To use the new Tabs widget, you will need to first enable the Flexbox Container and Nested Elements experiments, then the Tabs widget in the widget panel will automatically be replaced with the new Tabs widget.
How to Test It:
Introducing Custom Units: A new way to choose any unit you want, including CSS Math Functions
Many elements in the Editor include options for sizing, such as padding and margins, where you can choose between PX, EM, REM, %, VW, or VH units. Up until now, any time you would adjust the sizing of an element, you would have to choose one of these units. For example, if you wanted to add padding to an element, you would have to choose which measurement unit you wanted to use, you wouldn’t be able to use more than one.
With this update, the unit labels will be moved into a drop down menu, and you will be able to choose the new Custom option. Choosing custom will allow you to combine a number of different measurement units, as well as run calculations for the measurement of values within the value input field, that way you can achieve greater design accuracy and responsive support.
For example, when choosing the custom option in the typography size controls, you will be able to use the clamp() CSS function to adjust your typography size to different device sizes, or the calc() CSS function to calculate and set a value that mixes units, and more.
As part of this version, the following controls will get custom options:
This will be expanded further to additional areas in future releases.
How to Test It:
Container-Based Full Website Kits, Templates and Blocks
As Flexbox Containers has been officially marked as a beta experiment, since Elementor 3.8, meaning you can confidently use them on your website, the Library team has been working tirelessly to provide you with Container-based website assets.
Now, when you activate the Flexbox Container experiment, you will notice that you’ve gotten a new library, made up entirely of container-based assets. This includes dozens of the most popular full website kits and page templates that have been converted from the section-column layout to the Flexbox Container layout, as well as brand-new Website Kits and page Templates.
With the new library, there are two additional noticeable changes. The first is that we introduced a new type of website kit - mini-shops, a one-page full website kit for ecommerce websites including PayPal and Stripe buttons for payment collection. The second is that all the previous Blocks (such as Contact, 404, etc.) have been replaced with completely new designs.
With the new, updated library, you will be able to kick-start your website creation and design process when enabling the Flexbox Container experiment, using the most up-to-date design trends. All the previous designs will still be available, if desired, by deactivating the Flexbox Container experiment (important note: deactivating the Flexbox Container experiment will remove all Containers and their content from your website).
How to Test It:
[Pro] Dynamic Due Date in Countdown Widget
The Countdown Widget, a great tool for creating FOMO and boosting conversion, is now getting a dynamic tag control for the due date. The due date in the Countdown widget allows you to set a specific date and time to count down to. With this update, you will be able to use native WordPress custom fields, as well as custom fields from ACF, and PODS to dynamically populate the due date.
With the dynamic due date, you will be able to use the Countdown widget anywhere on your website, or in a number of different pages, while managing the due date in a custom field in WordPress. This will allow you to make changes to the Countdown’s due date, across your website in one simple step.
How to Test It:
Disable Google Fonts
Google fonts, though a popular library for online fonts, exposes users to risk of violating GDPR and privacy regulation. To eliminate this risk, Elementor allows you to disable Google fonts from your website in a single click. When disabling Google fonts, you will no longer be able to use the online Google font library in the Editor, which will reduce the number of fonts available to you in the Editor to 7 fonts. If you’ve used Google fonts on your website, but choose to disable Google fonts from your website, all fonts on your website will default to one of the available fonts on your website.
If you are an Elementor Pro user, you will be able to continue using locally hosted fonts and adding them using the Custom Fonts feature.
How to Test It:
More Improvements
Free version
calc()in numeric controls (Duplicate of #2219) #19935, ✅ 🔗 🚀 Feature Request: Container - Add "calc()" to Container Width (Duplicate of #2219) #18738, ✅ 🚀 Feature Request: CSS calc() Function on Section Height (Duplicate of #2219) #8307, ✅ 🚀 Feature Request: Support unitless line-height #11335)preloadselector to self hosted videos in Video widget (✅ 🚀 Feature Request: Add “preload=none” to <video> tags, on self hosted videos #17308)loading="lazy"for custom size in media control (✅ 🚀 Feature Request: Addloading=lazyattribute toCustomsize in the Image widget #17884)loading=“lazy”to Google Map widgeteiconslibrary to 5.17.0non-existing controlerrors are thrown on page load (✅ 🐞 Bug Report: Numerous "Cannot get a not-exists control." on a single page load - [ED-8590] #20027)wp_print_media_template()in onboarding module (✅ 🐞 Bug report: Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'wp_print_media_templates' not found or invalid function name (ED-9028) #18368)Pro version
modifiedandcomment_countto Order By in posts query control (✅ 🚀 Feature Request: Query product latest change #11159)footertag in Blockquote and Comments widgets for better semantics_elementor_is_screenshotmeta filter (✅ 🧩 🐞 Bug Report: Elementor Pro breaks Imagify Media Library filters due to _elementor_is_screenshot meta filter (ED-8596) #19988)Make An Impact: Share Feedback Before Features Are Released
We’re always looking to get to know Elementor customers on a deeper level. If you’re interested in meeting with our team and sharing your insights, feedback, and feature requests you’re welcome to sign up for some quality time with us here. Or download Elementor’s Dev Edition. Talk soon!
How to Install the Beta Version
If you still haven't enabled beta testing in Elementor, please follow these steps:
Notes
As we make changes to our GitHub in an effort to keep it organized, improve the way we deliver information to you, and our ability to review your feedback, please follow the instructions below when reporting bugs, or making feature requests:
Designated time for release:
January 9th, 2023 (Estimated)Many thanks for your support and help!
Cheers,
Elementor Team
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