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Have a look at the solutions described on the official Elementor page: https://docs.elementor.com/article/204-my-changes-do-not-appear-online

For me, the problem was the browser cache. So I cleared the browser data and the styling appeared like magic. To do that, go to chrome://settings -> Advanced -> Clear browsing data (mainly the “cached images and files”).

Do not clear the cookies, as you will be logged out of many websites and that’s frustrating.

+1 there is no support for this plugin (last update 3 years ago!)

Currently, it fails to work with the latest Gutenberg. I get “Updating failed” and I’m also unable to preview draft posts.

Initially I thought it’s a Cloudflare issue but it’s the table of contents plugin.

I have the same exact problem.

Let’s say you want to create a “featured in” logo carousel.

One logo is 150×150 px, the other is 750×150, and the second one will be stuck on top when the size is full, or cropped to 150×150 if you select a fixed option.

I’m wondering what the right solution here is? Happy to crop/resize the images.

Thanks, Brecht.

I think the easiest thing to do is to add an optional “custom class” text field when trying to create a link.

Cheers,
Michael

Sure. Here is a snippet of the HTML I’d like to have:

This post includes everything you need to know about 
<a class="fbtom" href="https://www.foxymonkey.com/recommends/oddsmonkey-vs-pa/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">OddsMonkey</a> and <a class="fbtpa" href="https://www.foxymonkey.com/recommends/profitaccummulator/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Profit Accumulator</a>

With jQuery I have added this to attach the onclicks:

var fbtoms = document.querySelectorAll('.fbtom');
for (var i=0; i<fbtoms.length; i++) {
	fbtoms[i].onclick = function(){fbq('track', 'Purchase', {value: 0.15,currency: 'GBP'})};
}

Same onclick events are attached for the second class (fbtpa).

I guess I could use a regex to grab all URLs matching a specific pattern and attach the onclick afterwards as another solution?

Thanks for the quick reply Brecht, I appreciate that!

With jQuery however, you cannot differentiate between 2 different links on the same page. This is because all eafl links have the same “eafl-link” class but no IDs. This is a problem when I’m writing comparison articles for example and want a different affiliate link for different products.

The only alternative I have now is to remove the eafl-link and replace it with the tag with onclick events which defeats the purpose of using the plugin ??

I really like the plugin though! Simple and it works.