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@thegentatwpforum, so someone else on the the Facebook group posted an issue with the text in the light box being very pale, and that regardless of him changing the colours in the light box site settings it remained a certain colour. He logged a ticket with Elementor support who confirmed it was a bug, and gave him some css with colour !important a a temporary fix.

I’ve subsequently copied that post link and this post link into my Facebook post and have asked the admin to review if there a general bug with light box, and to pass it to the devs to confirm.

Fingers crossed. ??

@thegentatwpforum, OK so it’s the combine css files that seems to be the issue. If I deactivate that part of the caching plugin then it works. However, I don’t want that to be completely disabled, so it would mean excluding the correct css file, which I don’t have the time to work out at the moment.

As I have a lot of popups on one of my websites, and with some of these popups I want the overlay, and with one I don’t.

As a result I have used the css class you identified. If you don’t want the overlay on any of your popups then add this to your site settings custom css:

.dialog-type-lightbox {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) !important;
}

However, if you just want to target one popup, find the shortcode for that popup and add this to the popup page settings, advanced custom css:

div#elementor-popup-modal-353.dialog-type-lightbox {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) !important;
}

353 being the id for a specific popup.

Now I know what you are going to say, this is a work around and that lightbox shouldn’t have the background color or it should be transparent if the status is hidden.

I have a topic in the global elementor Facebook community group, and speaking with the admin there. So I will bring this to his attention, as this shouldn’t be happening, and maybe he can escalate it to the dev team. I say this because one of my site has the exact same caching plugin, with the same settings, and same versions of elementor/pro, and this isn’t happening on that site!!! Which is weird, and so I’m not sure if the culprit is elementor or caching plugin.

Cheers,

ok , I’ve worked out that my SiteGround optimizer caching plugin is causing the issue. When deactivated, the popup overlay doesn’t show and is honouring the hidden status. As soon as I reactive it, the overlay reappears.
im know trying to work out what exception rule to put in place on that plugin. If I work it out, I’ll reply back here.

Yes it’s happening to all my websites as well. I’m on the very latest updates for both free and pro.

Hi,

I’m also looking to exactly the same before I purchase. Looking at the Paid Membership Pro tutorial (https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/ecommerce/paid-memberships-pro/) I would say you could achieve this before in the form of membership, but I might be wrong, and it would be great to have clarification?

There would a lot of work if you had a lot of courses, but couldn’t you create one membership using the “Full Website Membership” model as shown in step 8, and apply either a one time payment or subscription for it as shown in step 4.

Then looking at step 8 again you could create a category for each course (this could take some time), and then create a one time payment Membership level for each course with the course’s corresponding name (step 4), and then apply each course membership to “Category Wise Membership) and select the individual course category.

Then surely the result as shown at the bottom of the documentation under “Preview Membership Feature” would show 2 membership level plans against each course. The full website membership and the individual course.

Could you tell me if this would work?

Hi,

can I can confirm this has been implemented?

I see it in the new roadmap that it has but not in other areas of your website like in the booking features.
Thanks

Hi rashed848,

Thanks for clarifying. That’s awesome news!

Regards

Hi @rashed848,

Thanks for the reply. When you say you are optimistic it will be released by June, do you mean in the next few days or June 2025?

@kzeni that makes sense. I hope they look into your suggestion ??

@kzeni yep it is still a problem with the latest version. It definitely is a caching issue, as I disabled my caching plugin again and was able to hide the notice permanently. As soon as I activate it again, boom the notice comes back.

I’ve personally given up and uninstalled this plugin. Even though it’s free, I don’t want to be spammed with adverts for a theme. If I wanted a theme I would look up “Themes” not this type of plugin!

There is an easy fix by removing the notice from the plugin altogether.

Hi @luciamarinescu

So I’ve done a bit more investigating. I just upgraded to WordPress 5.9.3 but it still appears.

I then wondered if it could be caused by my caching plugin. I use Siteground Optimizer. After deactivating this I was able to hide the notification, clear my browser cache and re-login and it was still hidden.

After activating the caching plugin, it re-appeared. I can’t not use my caching plugin, as it significantly increases my site speed.

I’ve been using this caching plugin for the last 4 updates to your plugin, and it has only been a problem with the your latest version (as at the time of writing this), and all other notifications that appear due to other plugin updates, happily hide and stay hidden, many of which have been very recent.

Maybe this will help your developer, as I don’t know if the other person who reported this is using the same caching plugin.

Thanks

It’s the same as what Raul posted above in his screenshot. Hence the same issue. Only difference is I’m using English UK WordPress 5.9.2

Thanks

I’m getting the same issue, but am already on wordpress 5.9.2, so can’t update at the moment.

Can this be looked into further please.

Thanks.