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@thescarletfire:

I use them both as well (even Async Javascript) and it was working perfectly fine, but I had image loading problems from an old photon cdn install which I fixed in Fastest Cache, but now my Page speed sucks big time

None of the abve caching plugins increase my speed now.

Pls help.

But my page speed score has gone down now ??

What else can I do? I also use ‘Use google Libraries’ and ‘Async javascript’ plugins.

Fixed: Had forgotten to remove the CDN integration whuch I had stopped using long back by Photon. After several cache clearing out attempts, images are now loading from the site.

Thanks – my bad.

Hi @travelhippi Sorry, I don’t mean to hijack your post but I am having this exact same issue – will open another thread but @emrevona please resolve this soon! The homepage looks ugly!

Yes this works nicely, thank you Mark!

Hey Mark,

Thanks that worked! But it still covers the footer when I scroll down all the way down the page. Do you suggest I remove the other sidebar widgets below the sticky contact form, since they aren’t visible anyway? Or, is there a way to make the form stciky upto a point down the page and still show the sidebar info after?

– Tara

How did this just get marked as resolved??

Yes I found it broke with Squirrly plugin too. I just had to stop using these conflicting plugins to make sure Elementor didn’t break my site.

I am appalled that noone from support has respondedy yet to this thread yet I am part of a thriving comunity on facebook where they share info, new templates, and market their PRO product.

VERY. BAD. SUPPORT. Will have to uninstall Elementor soon.

Unfortunately it’s still there. I found that I couldn’t update my post’s visibility – it conflcited with another plugin which I had to stop using. Though I have gotten it to load on existing pages and posts as well.

It’s still buggy though, and keeps conflicting.

Can someone from plugin support please help asap? Multiple customers seem to be having this issue!

Not so sure about that BizStars! Because, I got it to work on existing pages too, just that I found out that it is conflicting with the MashShare plugin. I had to deactivate all plugins again and check once more, while clearing out my cache several times.

Can someone please check this plugin conflict and possibly fix it in the next update? Basically, I get a 500 Internal Server error in the Admin Editor area when pressing F12 and Console tab, when MashShare plugin is also activated.

Yes I just checked if after deactivating.
Have also sent a email to your support id with the no-error screenshot – https://prnt.sc/e7a2do
Please check.

Thanks Rene.

Hi Rene,

Here you go: https://prntscr.com/e6yn6b

Thanks Rene! That’s what I did – added the shortcodes wherever I needed as the Hide Button option did not work.

However, I have one major issue now:

I can no longer see the post or page contents for editing! If I deactivate the Mashshare plugin, the WordPress editor is visible again.

Please help?!

-Tara.

I just successfully set it up and all my test emails yesterday are getting delivered, hope this doesn’t happen to me.

@jasonhendriks: Any advice on why this could happen?

Hi Matoca,

I totally understand your frustration as I spent the whole of yesterday unable to send even test emails with the Gmail smtp and wp mail smtp plugins, when I finally came across Postman smtp plugin, and boy did it work! I use Google Apps for email not my host’s smtp server, so you will need to get your smtp server and port details ready by contacting bluehost if need be.

Now, there are some differences between the plugin’s faq/instructions and the actual google developers console pages (that keep changing), so I’ll attempt you and others out who are having trouble following the setup steps for Postman:

1. Open this link. It will make you sign in to your gmail/google apps account.
2. Even though you may see other projects with funny names listed in the ‘Select a project where your application will be registered’ dropdown, you need to click ‘Create Project’ option, and hit ‘Continue’.
3. Wait for some time as it creates the new project and also automatically enables API for it. Click ‘Go to credentials’ button.
4. If there is a popup, click the blue ‘Create credentials’ button and select the ‘OAuth Client ID’ option.
5. Click on the blue ‘Configure Consent Screen’ button.
6. Select the correct email address to be used to emails.
7. Enter your name/company name as product name, leave other fields and hit ‘Save’.
8. On the next screen, Select ‘Web Application’ option under Application type.
9. Remove ‘Web Client 1’ and Enter ‘Postman SMTP’ under Name field.
10. Under Authorized Javascript origins, enter the value given for it in your Postman settings.
11. Similarly, enter the Authorized redirect URI from your postman settings.
12. Click Save, and then Done.
13. It will then show you the Client ID and Client Secret values. Copy both into the respective boxes in Postman.

You’re done. Send a test mail and check your contact forms.

Hope this helps.