Content Restriction – for Loggedin user

@pravtiw

From your page HTML: <div class="elementor-shortcode">[/um_loggedin]</div>

Can you try to remove the Elementor additional div tag.

I am sorry, I dont know how to do it.

@pravtiw

https://elementor.com/help/how-to-use-shortcodes/

1. Drag an Elementor Shortcode Widget to your page
2. Enter your shortcode in the textbox area provided.
3. [um_loggedin] Your page content to protect [/um_loggedin]

Thanks. I am using it as described by you (using short-code widget).

I wonder if the restriction works if there are multiple elements between [um_loggedin] and [/um_loggedin]

For example, on my page after [um_loggedin] there is a header, a text block, a button and then the [/um_loggedin]

@pravtiw

Do you have all of the UM shortcode in one Elementor widget.

Try to add a tag to declare begin and end for Elementor:

[um_loggedin]<div> Your page content to protect </div>[/um_loggedin]

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by missveronica.

I have the shortcodes in two separate widgets

@pravtiw

No, all of the shortcodes and the page content in one Elementor widget.
Explains why you get the <div class="elementor-shortcode"> with the [/um_loggedin]
The UM Shortcode with both [um_loggedin] … [/um_loggedin] in the same Elementor widget.

Both the shortcodes and content (header, text box, button) are in the same elementor widget (column). See left part of the screenshot.

https://imgur.com/a/l2du89U

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by pravtiw.

Hello @pravtiw

Sorry for the late answer. Have you solved this problem?
I think the Elementor does not support our shortcode with 2 parts. Unfortunately, we can’t support third-party plugins. You could ask Elementor support about this.

Thank you.

Hi @pravtiw

This thread has been inactive for a while so we’re going to go ahead and mark it Resolved.

Please feel free to re-open this thread if any other questions come up and we’d be happy to help. ??

Regards