outfoxer

Done!

Thanks! Another plugin was doing webfont.js, I have disabled it and now it works thanks!

Ok, I guess I could do this by standard WP features, for example that are described in this article https://www.isitwp.com/create-multiple-search-templates-for-custom-post-types/

@daanvandenbergh same error on my site, because of that fonts.css are 404 and I can’t generate new css. Everything worked before, but now it doesn’t work.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by outfoxer.

The problem was that json PHP extension was not installed, after installing it the bug has gone. Looks like WP can’t handle properly multibyte unicodes in JSON without this extension.

For some reason mbstring PHP extension was not installed, after installing it, issue is still present, but now it saves emoji code (maybe not full) that is not displayed correctly anyway: https://take.ms/faOUM

This is how it is displayed: https://take.ms/2lAJU

I have tried this on a fresh WP install with no plugins at all and the result is the same ??

The reason was that I didn’t pass the GET params to index.php while rewriting via Nginx and Elementors requires to have GET params to work correctly.

So I just added ?$args to this line and it worked!

try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args

Maybe that will be helpful to someone.

Thanks for the reply!

I found that I have this problem with regular pages in Elementor as well.
And I found that putting the page in draft status solves the problem — after that, I can edit it with Elementor, but once I publish it back I got the same error in Elementor. Do you have any ideas on why that happens? The кешсду above didn’t help.

I use my local box for testing with Nginx server (no .htaccess). I don’t get errors for all pages that are being loaded by Elementor (all have 200 HTTP code).