devannagianluca

Hi @astrix ,
is a bug in the latest theme update. I solved it by restoring version 1.7.1, waiting for the fix.

Hi @moshe1111 ,
is a bug in the latest theme update. I solved it by restoring version 1.7.1, waiting for the fix.

@yesiamroot

This is exactly the problem. Unfortunately, many users are experiencing different problems and it is difficult to provide solutions that are valid for everyone.

We hope that they resolve as soon as possible with an update.

Hi @lauramark
Try adding this code in “Custom Css”

.single-post .menu-item-36{
	
	background-color:red;
}

You can replace the red with the color you prefer and add other css rules that you prefer.
I remain available.

hi @miroslava22
I advise you to optimize the site. At this link you can find an analysis of your site and the related points to optimize.

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/onlinemaratonki.com/JeJGvudR

I can advise you to use “Autoptimize” to minimize and compress resources, combined with “Wp Fastest Cache”.

You can watch some videos on Youtube to understand how to configure them.

@serpher
The problem is that in his case, the css library is missing. Watch the debug console.

@clemzoo23
I see that the Eicons library returns 404 error when loading. Try reinstalling elementor to see if it restores that css file.

If you have a cache plugin like W3 Total Cache, WP Fastest Cache etc, delete the cache.

@clemzoo23 Hi,
Do you have theme and elementor updated to the latest version?
Then go to: Elementor > Tools
and click on “Regenerate css” and “Synchronize Library” and Save.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by devannagianluca.

I think is a bug. In the Font Awesome documentation, no icon have the code “f10c”. The corresponding icon have code “f111”.
This problem also affects the “custom links” widget.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by devannagianluca.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by devannagianluca.