Showing the Location Map

Disabling EM Formatting will stop processing of all placeholders, because EM is then told to step aside. I do not use am editor myself, but I read a lot of users do.

It still is best to let EM work its magic. The great benefit of EM is that it uses shortcodes and placeholders and lets you style it 100% to your liking.

If you like the the Elementor layout, simply copy that mark-up (page source code) to the EM formatting settings and turn EM formatting back on. Sort of saying: “Thank you, Elementor. I will now not use you.” LOL. ??

To display only one location, please do not use the multiple locations shortcode. That triggers a lot more code, slowing WP. Use:
[location post_id="37"]#_LOCATIONMAP[/location]

Especially with the new version of EM OSM coming up: locations_map will always use the default map tiles, while #_LOCATIONMAP can be customized. ??

If you really want to keep Elementor leading, you could also create your own custom shortcode.

Assuming you are still using the EM created custom post type page, but not letting EM do its thing:

To display the location map in the Single Location Page, use [elementor_single_location]

function elementor_single_location() {
  global $post;
  $EM_Location = new EM_Location($post->ID, 'post_id');
  $OSM_Map = $EM_Location->output("#_LOCATIONMAP");
  return $OSM_Map;
}
add_shortcode('elementor_single_location', 'elementor_single_location');

To display the location map in the Single Event Page, use [elementor_event_location]

function elementor_event_location() {
  global $post;
  $EM_Event 	= new EM_Event($post->ID, 'post_id');
  $OSM_Map 	= $EM_Event->output("#_LOCATIONMAP");
  return $OSM_Map;
}
add_shortcode('elementor_event_location', 'elementor_event_location');

Brilliant ! Perfect thank you ??