Where does elementor stores data

  • Resolved arasu

    (@arasuseithi)


    10 months, 3 weeks ago

    Dear team,

    I want to create 20,000 posts. Each posts have multiple heading, text, images, shortcodes.
    When creating a post, shall i click on “edit with elementor”?
    Is it okay to have 20,000 posts with unique design? (not creating a template)

    Is it elementor uses only a wp_postmeta to store data?
    Is it uses any other table in database to store different data?

    When i create 20,000 posts with unique design,(without template) is it makes any type of complecation, like slow loading website, etc., or high cpu usage or RAM usage?

    Please help.

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  • Plugin Support Elementor Team

    (@ricav)

    Hello,

    Absolutely, you can create posts with unique designs using Elementor without relying on templates.

    When it comes to the data storage in WordPress, essential information like page title, excerpt, featured image, and post status is stored in the “wp_posts” table.

    For the specifics of Elementor, including all the elements and widgets on the page along with their styling, this data is stored in the “wp_postmeta” table as part of Elementor’s custom fields.

    As for CPU/RAM usage, it largely depends on the resources available in your hosting environment. Robust hosting resources can handle a larger number of posts with unique designs more efficiently.

    If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask.

    Kind regards,

    Plugin Support vipul78

    (@vipulelementor)

    Due to inactivity, we are closing this ticket. You can open a new ticket in the for your questions.

    Thread Starter arasu

    (@arasuseithi)

    Is it elementor uses less amount of rows’ in “wp_postmeta” table if i use template?
    or it takes same amount of rows which it takes for a unique design?

    how many rows gets created in “wp_postmeta” table for a single new page created using elementor with unique design? (with only 1 heading and 5 lines of text)

    Please answer.

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