Sergei Richard

I’m having the same issue. Thanks Rob for confirming my suspicion that it’s an incompatibility with WordPress 6.7. I’ll try that rollback plugin as a temporary fix too.

But I’ve spent quite a lot of time designing a site on the foundations of the Customizr theme. And I’ve used it for previous clients. If this isn’t corrected soon I’m worried I’m going to have to rebuild from scratch.

Just to add: The best solution is probably just to stop using Elementor to edit posts completely. It’s not a good tool for that anyway, so this is looking like the route I’ll go down. But I’ll leave this here in case the information is useful to anyone. Feel free to mark it as resolved if that’s appropriate.

Thanks!

Hi,

I’m having the same issue, though in my case the unwanted characters are:

“>

It appears to me that there is an error (I think maybe a few errors) in line 1400 of the file wpr-mailchimp.php. I’ve tried editing this line and it seems to work, but obviously that’s just a temporary fix.

Original line 1400:

<form class="wpr-mailchimp-form" id="wpr-mailchimp-form-<?php echo esc_attr( $this->get_id() ); ?>" method="POST" data-api-key="<?php echo esc_attr(get_option('wpr_mailchimp_api_key')); ?>" data-list-id="<?php echo esc_attr($settings['maichimp_audience']); ?>"?>">

I think the last four characters – ?>”> – may be erroneous. Also note the incorrect spelling of “mailchimp”.

On a similar issue, what seems to be a new rule in the theme (line 1744) has messed my child theme up quite a bit:

body:not(.elementor-page):not(.panel-layout) .entry-content h2, body:not(.elementor-page):not(.panel-layout) .entry-content h3, body:not(.elementor-page):not(.panel-layout) .entry-content h4, body:not(.elementor-page):not(.panel-layout) .entry-content h5, body:not(.elementor-page):not(.panel-layout) .entry-content h6 {
	margin-top: 1.2em;
	margin-bottom: 0.5em;

}

Is it not a bit too broad in its effect? I had to write a custom CSS rule to unset it.