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✅ 🔥 Elementor v3.24 Beta Release 🔥 #28508
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I've switched it off but there is still a button in the navigator: There rest looks like it is gone. Could you please move that "per user" setting to a global Elementor setting? I think the people that don't want to use it just want to switch it off globally and not per user. The option might be useful for some people, so keep it but my guess is that most of the users just want to disable it |
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I second this. Having the option to disable this for all users is crucial and should be a global option. Or at least provide us developers a PHP function to disable in code easily. |
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Thank you for joining the discussion, and for sharing your feedback! 🙏 We will consider a global switch, but for now we decided to give users more granular control over this particular feature by being able to disable it on a per-user basis. As for the icon in the Navigator/Structure Panel, it's part of a new functionality that allows you to automatically change Container names based on the content inside them using AI.
This icon shouldn't appear if you have disabled AI. We are going to take a look and see if we can introduce a fix before the end of this beta! 😉 |
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Hi @nicholaszein , it's good so see that Elementor finally listens to its developers around the world and offers an option to disable the Elementor AI. However the way it's implemented - per user - does not help agencies who want to disable Elementor AI completely. Please provide at least a filter to allow developers to disable Elementor AI globally. Otherwise there is (again) the need for useless hacks which set the property for all users etc etc etc... that's a waste of time and developer resources. |
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I second @mbaierl. If the "main" admin has turned off their Elementor AI then it should apply to all users. Imho it should actually be Optional Opt-in! |
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@mbaierl we are working on a filter hook that will allow power users to disable this feature site-wide. Currently, we have no ETA on when this will be implemented, but it will. 😉 |
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Can you please add WOFF2 support for variable fonts? Why only TTF fonts? WOFF2 fonts are compressed and better for performance, I'm a bit baffled at the decision to use TTF. Do you have native TTF conversion to WOFF2 or compression integrated? If not, could you please add WOFF2 support? Almost all fonts now come in WOFF2, I'd probably have to convert them manually to TTF to use them for this functionality. I have to assume the variable fonts feature also replaces the necessity of using multiple font files for different font weights, leading to lower total font weight correct? I can manually download local google fonts from https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts, but they're all in WOFF2 format. I'd also like to suggest some further improvements to font performance for future updates. Two things that would be fantastic is automatic local hosting of Google fonts so I don't have to use a third party performance optimization plugin for that functionality, which would reduce external HTTP requests and eliminate that round trip latency, which would significantly improve performance. Local hosting of Google fonts examples: https://wordpress.org/plugins/host-webfonts-local/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/yabe-webfont/ Second, I'd like to request the option to automatically prune unused characters and unused glyphs within the font files to reduce their file size even further. Many font libraries come with a ton of unused characters which drastically increase file size. This would improve performance for the same reason as ditching the font awesome libraries for individual inline SVGs, stripping unneeded weight from the fonts can reduce their size by 30-50% or more. For removing unused characters, glyphs and kerning pairs, I recommend looking at font forge, an open source font editor for ideas on implementation. Both of those are out of the scope of the current update, but I hope they will be considered for in the near future. Additionally, a third feature to improve performance would be controls that are directly integrated into the editor to set font display properties. I can see there is already a hook available here: https://developers.elementor.com/docs/hooks/font-display/, however this puts this out of reach for many users and requires usage of a third party optimization plugin to implement automatically. This will reduce CLS issues, and FOUC, and is very common font optimization functionality in almost any optimization plugin. Both Yabe Webfont and OMGF let you apply font display properties as well. Fourth, Font Subsetting would also be a great candidate for further font weight reduction. Examples of Font Subsetting services: https://everythingfonts.com/subsetter https://github.com/typst/subsetter https://github.com/zachleat/glyphhanger https://github.com/Munter/subfont https://products.aspose.app/font/generator So all told, at the moment there are 5 more opportunities to improve font performance that I can think of. Don't get me wrong, the updates included in this upcoming version are absolutely huge for performance, I just see many more opportunities on just the fonts front to improve it even further. All of these suggestions can be implemented manually with the tools I've listed right now, but it would take 5x+ the time to do than if these were implemented directly into Elementor and much of it handled automatically. |
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5. Font Sub-setting
If you think this should be an Elementor feature, please submit a new 🚀 Feature Request, and we will consider it in the future if there is enough demand (votes) from other users. |
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Woff2 is available for all Googl fonts if i'm not mistaking, this should really be included before the end of the beta. |
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@Jordidriesen, not for official download, only for usage through their API. When you download a font from the official website, it only includes TTF files. |
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Included a link to the Google Fonts WOFF2 files above, but I'll include it here again so it doesn't get lost: |
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Hi @jazir555, the the link from the site you shared is not the official Google Fonts website. We know you can use unnoficial services to download Google Fonts in other formats. I never said they can't be downloaded this way. As I said, WOFF2 support will be added in a future version. |
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Variable Fonts. The long-awaited feature is now available in Elementor. Compared to Static Fonts, it greatly shortens the time of adding Custom Fonts and brings more control to text design. It also improves loading times. So far it works perfectly. Thank you very much Elementor for your involvement. |
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Hey @efintina! Nice to see you here! 🙂 Thank you for the kind words and feedback! 🙏 Please, let us know how this feature is working for you! 🙂 |
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I like the idea of the floating bar as it could potentially be used to replace a plugin I use called "Ditty". What is missing is some positioning functionality, for example, it would be good to be able to position it at the top of the page i.e. under the header rather than above the header. |
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Hey @nickdgreen! Welcome to the discussion! 🙂 Interesting, can you elaborate on what you are expecting? You mean you'd like it to scroll with the page as opposed to be floating at the top? |
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AND include ACF custom fields |
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Hi @harshilvora8! Thank you for joining the discussion! Although we are not releasing enhancements to the Element Display Conditions in this version, we do have plans to improve it further in a future version, especially regarding WooCommerce and ACF. However, there are two types of Display Conditions, one for Theme Builder templates, which include WooCommerce compatibility, and another for Elements. These are not one in the same, and require slightly different logics. Perhaps what you saw was the documentation for the Theme Builder. For the Element Display Conditions you can read the documentation in this article: Rest assured we have not finished yet with Display Conditions, and we are already working on adding compatibility with Woo and ACF (@portrayaloflife hi 👋). We don't have an ETA yet though. Let us know how you find the new features and enhancements in this release if you can test it, and please keep the conversation about this release. Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 |
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I was wondering: With all the performance improvements in the latest versions of Elementor, are caching plugins like WP Rocket still useful? Do they really make a difference? Thanks in advance. |
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Good question. I personally use Sitegrounds optimizer and it would be great to see some testing. |
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Hey @Risengan! Thank you for joining the discussion! 🙂 That's a great question! Unfortunately, there is not a definitive answer. Like many things in life, it depends. 😅 Caching can be beneficial in a few scenarios, like for example when you have a server with limited resources, or when your server is located far away from your visitors. Caching via static files and CDNs can help reduce the server response time, or deliver your static content from a pop near to your visitors in the case of a CDN, reducing the need for the server to fetch all the information from the database, and then render it. But this only really makes sense when you have a more static site, or when you update it after long periods. Then your visitors may benefit from caching, especially if they are recurring visitors. However, cache can definitely harm a website if not properly configured, and many hosting services implement their own solutions that may not fit to all website scenarios. So reducing the size of the static files Elementor utilizes, and improving how they are delivered can definitely help improve performance! It all depends on a case-by-case scenario, and the best way to find out if you need caching is by testing your site with, and without it. Many times unfortunately, you'll realize that removing some cache solutions may actually help with the overall experience of your visitors, particularly if the cache breaks the layout or functionality of your site. One thing I can say for sure, these improvements are very welcome, and are just one more step on our efforts to improve Elementor's overall performance. We are just getting started (we have started a long time ago, but we are not finished yet!)! 💪😉 |
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Thanks for the reply @nicholaszein, it's clearer now 😁 |
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Yes, they definitely will. Performance is a massive area and Elementor is not going to have all of them covered without years of additional development. |
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Looking forward to testing variable fonts. |
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Great, thank you @bhambrabland! Let us know how it goes! 💪 |
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I’d like it to have a shortcode so I could position it wherever I wanted on a page.
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Hi @nickdgreen, the idea with floating buttons and bars is that they literally float on the page, therefore they behave and are managed in a similar way Popups are. You set your display conditions, and they will appear on the website. I hope this helps! |
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@nickdgreen @nicholaszein You can actually do this with a quick and dirty workaround, if you want to :)
or for floating (contact) buttons (maybe handy to show inline in custom service pages?) Add this inside custom CSS of the related shortcode widget. |
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The floating bars is a nice idea, but it's not really workable in the current configuration. When I open the library, I see multiple previews, but each time I want to look at them closer (via the magnifying glass icon) I get a cookie message, when I accept cookies, the preview is blank, and next time I get a cookie message again. So I have to 'find' the right bar by trial and error... Preview can use a lot of improvement. |
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Hi @wordxpression! Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 Interesting, I don't see this happening for me. Try visiting https://library.elementor.com and check the Cookie consent there. See if after doing this the cookie consent goes away on the preview. |
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It still does |
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Ok, got it @wordxpression! I'll pass it along to the team. I am not able to experience the same issue as you though. Do you have any type of AdBlock or Cookie eraser that could be affecting your browser's ability to save cookies? |
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Hey @DanielCyran! Thank you for joining this beta! 🙂 Yep, I can confirm these two are a problem. The As for the space below, it's about the floating buttons location. A temporary fix for both would be: .elementor-icon.elementor-social-icon {
display: inline-flex;
}for the Social Icon widget, and: .elementor-location-floating_buttons {
position: absolute;
top: -1e5em;
width: 1px;
height: 1px;
margin: -1px;
padding: 0;
border: 0;
}for the floating button location. I'll make sure to pass this along to the team! 💪 As for the WooCommerce features, these come with the included Shoptimizer Theme, and are not really part of the Elementor Pro plugin. It's just a premium theme that is offered free of charge. WooCommerce improvements are on our plans. But to work on them we need to first improve our infrastructure, solve pending problems, improve performance, and our codebase, which is what we've been doing version after version in a very fast pace. Some features are introduced meanwhile as they are finished, but it doesn't mean we are not giving priority to improving our existing features. It just means that some features are quicker to implement than others. In any case, thanks for the feedback! 🙏 Keep it coming! 🙌 |
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It looks like the CTA floating bar does not do what it intended to do ;) One of the example templates in the library uses HTML to create bold text... but the HTML is escaped ;)
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Good catch @wordxpression! Thank you! 💪 |
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Thanks @wordxpression . Should be fixed 👍🏻 |
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Floating bars. By using the CTA bar in the top position and Sticky Header, when the page loads, CTA bar's position is above the header. If you scroll down and up, the position of the CTA bar is correct (before the header). Also, the close button is not visible to unauthenticated visitors. |
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Thank you for the feedback @efintina! 🙏 We are going to take a look at it! @saarked, FYI! 😉 |
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Thanks! Already on it @nicholaszein 😉 |
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@nicholaszein I updated for a short period, just reverted back though because we're about to launch a staging site that I was testing the update on. One thing I noticed right away is that it completely destroyed the styling and positioning of all of my LottieFiles sitewide, don't have details or images right now due to the launch but once we complete the launch, I'll update the staging environment to this update again so I can drop more details and images. |
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Hi @yodyk! Thank you for joining the discussion, and thank you for sharing your feedback! 🙏 We would love to know more about the issues you've faced. If you can share more details, that would be awesome! 💪 |
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Hi @setcero! Welcome to this beta discussion! 👋 While we do appreciate your feedback, please keep the conversation about this beta version. If you think you found a bug in the Loop Grid, and can reproduce it consistently, the best way to handle it is to submit a new 🐞 Bug Report, so we can help you better. Keep in mind the performance of the Editor and its features relies on your server to be properly configured, meeting the minimum requirements, and for your machine to have enough ram to handle the client-side of the equation (your browser), as Elementor behaves like a browser-based app. So, before submitting your issue, make sure you have troubleshooted it first: https://elementor.com/help/troubleshooting-a-slow-loading-elementor-editor/ Best regards |
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Hi all, We just released Elementor v3.24 Beta 2. Notice: Due to a technical issue in the first beta, the updated versions will be 3.24.0-beta2 for the Free plugin and 3.24.0-beta5 for the Pro version The versions include the following: Free version
Pro version
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Hi beta testers, I was not able to participate in this beta version. So I wanted to ask if animation loader feature has been added to ajax search in this version? |
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Yes, it was added. |
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Yes! Along with an option to specify the width of the results field as requested by beta-testers in the last version! 😉 😊 |
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Hi all, We just released Elementor v3.24 Beta 3. Notice: Due to a technical issue in the first beta, the updated versions will be 3.24.0-beta3 for the Free plugin and 3.24.0-beta6 for the Pro version The versions include the following: Free version
Pro version
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Floating bars. After the update, the floating bars that were previously created are not visible at all (in the editor or frontend). Also, I have a gap after footer. |
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Thanks for the feedback @efintina! Can you please confirm you have both 3.24.0-beta3 and 3.24.0-beta6 installed for Core and Pro respectively? |
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Yes, Version 3.24.0-beta3 for Elementor and Version 3.24.0-beta6 for Elementor Pro. |
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Has this release been delayed? |
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Yes, we are aiming to release it today, September 10th. But we are still working out some rough edges. If needed we will postpone the release to a future date. |
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Floating bars. By using the CTA bar in the non sticky top position and Sticky Header, when the page loads, CTA bar's position is above the header and have a gap between header and body. If you scroll down and up, the position of the CTA bar is correct (before the header) and gap is gone. I have 3.24.0 version installed for both Core and Pro. |
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Your versioning scheme is extremely confusing. It would be much better to have consistently incrementing x.x releases for major features and x.x.x for minor releases. This is as bad as USB versioning, if not worse since 3.24 seems like it would be older than 3.3.0. |
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Hi @jazir555, Our versioning is correct, we just didn't write the whole number in this specific paragraph. Which is 3.24.0. When the GA is released, you'll see the correct version: We are in the correct version. It's all good! 😉🙂 |
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errors when editing text in the mega menu and errors when adding your own icons in the mega menu system-info-elementor.bokserki.pl-10-09-2024.txt Click to reveal Console errors and warnings
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Hi @DanielCyran. Thank you for reporting this. We are finishing the GA release, and will be evaluating your report after it's released. The first console error can be ignored, it's a problem with the Site Settings Style Guide, and it doesn't affect any functionality. We will be addressing this in a future release. |
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Hey beta testers! 👋 We're happy to announce that Elementor and Elementor Pro version 3.24.0 are now available for update for the general public! 🚀 🥳 🙌Thank you for contributing to this discussion, we really appreciate it! ✨ Special thanks to our dear contributors who helped make this release possible:
Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 Cheers 🥂
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Beta Version Updates - Please Read Below!
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Hey Beta testers, 👋
Elementor 3.24 beta is now live and we would love to hear your feedback on it. Following the introduction of Floating Buttons in version 3.23, we're excited to bring you Floating Bars. Now, you can place sticky bars at the top or bottom of your page, ensuring visitors never miss important updates or promotions. Version 3.24 also marks a significant performance milestone with improved CSS Loading; making your websites much faster, and reducing the CSS size by up to 668KB. In addition, we are pleased to introduce Variable Fonts, which give you even more flexibility to create stunning text designs.
Make an impact on the future of Elementor by testing the 3.24 beta and sharing your impressions on the latest additions:
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback on these new features!
Please Note: Due to technical issues, you will notice an update to the Pro version 3.24.0-beta4. You can proceed with the update without any concerns.
Elevate Your Website’s Potential with Floating Bars
Elementor 3.24 introduces an exciting new feature to enhance visitor engagement and boost conversions: Floating Bars. This new addition allows you to seamlessly integrate three types of bars to your website:
For instance, an eCommerce website can use a Coupon Bar to promote a 24-hour flash sale at the top of every product page and leverage the new single-click copy to clipboard function. Similarly, a news portal might use the Ticker Bar to continuously display important posts or breaking news, keeping readers informed and engaged.
Seamless Setup and Customization
Setting up your Floating Bars is effortless. Upon adding a new Floating Element (WP Dashboard > Templates), you’ll be prompted to choose between a Floating Bar or Floating Button. Choose one of the 30+ templates available and then make the Floating Bar your own by customizing the design, icons, text content, CTA links, and more. Elementor Pro users can also leverage Display Conditions to specify where, when, and to whom the Floating Bars will appear, enhancing targeting and effectiveness.
30+ Templates to Choose From
With the addition of Floating Bars, you can also find new pre-designed templates in the library. The diverse array of pre-designed templates, enable you to enhance your site’s functionality and save time designing a Floating Bar from scratch. These templates can be customized according to your individual needs, enabling you to spotlight key messages and promotions effectively. You can find templates for online shops to promote sales or new products, templates with different signup buttons, templates with file downloads, table reservations, discount codes, milestones and so much more!.
The free version of Elementor includes the CTA Floating Bar, while with Elementor Pro you can benefit from the three distinct Floating Bar types and access all 30+ templates, enabling dynamic and effective promotions right at the top or bottom of the page. With Floating Bars, Elementor 3.24 not only simplifies website customization but also powers up your conversion and sales strategy by putting your most important messages front and center.
How to Test It:
[Pro] Enhanced Creative Freedom with Variable Fonts
Variable Fonts is an exciting feature that brings unparalleled fluidity and control to text design. By simply uploading a single TTF file from sources like Google Fonts, you can now adjust text weight and width with incredible precision. To utilize this feature, go to WP Dashboard > Elementor > Custom Fonts > Add New > Add Variable Font, name the new font, upload your TTF file, select the desired weight and width checkboxes, set the values based on the font’s properties, and publish.
Flexible Design and Workflow
With static fonts, designers are confined to adjusting text weight and width in rigid increments of 100 pixels, which sometimes limits design flexibility. Now, Variable Fonts allow changes in single increments, ensuring full control over text customization, enabling more dynamic and engaging designs. Designers can now create text that morphs gracefully, enhancing visual storytelling and viewer engagement.
When editing text and navigating to the Typography control, you can see the new fonts at the top of the Font Family selection, under 'Variable Fonts', enhancing workflow efficiency and simplifying access. Whether adjusting for aesthetic appeal or animation purposes, Variable Fonts allow you to gain control and offer you the freedom to explore a broader range of design possibilities.
How to Test It:
Performance Optimization Unleashed with Enhanced CSS Loading
Elementor 3.24 brings a pivotal enhancement to CSS management - Conditional CSS Loading. This feature ensures that only the CSS necessary for the page being viewed is loaded, and drastically reduces the amount of loaded CSS. For instance, specific features like Shape Dividers, Sliders, Lightbox, Dialogs, Animations and others load only when utilized on the page. Furthermore, all widget styles are now loaded conditionally, without loading styles for unused widgets.
Optimized CSS Delivery for Faster Loading Times
The “Improved CSS Loading” feature, introduced in v3.3.0, made a valuable impact on Editor performance, and is now native for all websites who update to v3.24. The level of CSS reduction that you will see, depends on whether your website already had the “Improved CSS Loading” feature activated or not. Websites that had the feature active before updating, will experience an additional reduction of up to 145KB in CSS size, while websites who haven’t activated this feature will experience a reduction in CSS size of up to 668KB.
Reducing CLS and Boosting Performance
In this release, we've significantly optimized the way CSS assets are loaded for Elementor widgets, improving both performance and visual stability. Previously, widget styles were loaded at the end of the
<body>, which could lead to Cumulative Layout Shifts (CLS) as the page content adjusted after loading. With our new "style dependencies caching" system, these styles are now cached on the first visit and loaded from the cache into the<head>on subsequent visits. This change minimizes CLS by ensuring that styles are applied earlier in the page load process, resulting in a smoother, more stable user experience.Elementor’s Commitment to Efficiency
This strategic optimization addresses our continued commitment to significantly enhance site performance. You can expect faster loading times, which contributes to a better overall visitor experience. This upgrade not only streamlines the design process but also ensures that your website remains swift and efficient, directly improving SEO rankings and user satisfaction.
How to Test It:
[Pro] Streamlined Workflow with Display Conditions
Visual Indications in The Navigator
Elementor 3.24 introduces an improved workflow for managing Display Conditions when working on elements, crucial for optimizing your web creation process. When setting a Display Condition for an element, a vertical line will appear on the affected section in The Navigator. Additionally, a dedicated icon will appear on hover, both indicating that a change has been made to this item and that a Display Condition is active on it. Until now, these indicators were added when applying Custom CSS, Absolute Position, and Motion Effects, but starting from v3.24, this will also be applied for Display Conditions. Furthermore, when clicking on the icon in the Navigator, the user will be redirected to the Display Condition area in the panel. These enhancements allow you to quickly ascertain what sections have conditions set and seamlessly alter them, streamlining your design process and reducing time spent searching through settings.
Seamlessly Manage Display Conditions
This update comes with two enhancements to improve your workflow:
Both of these enhancements can be easily leveraged when right clicking any element on your website. If the element already has Display Conditions applied to it, you can click “copy” and will also see a new option to “clear display conditions”. You can then go on to another element and right-click to “paste display conditions”. These tools significantly speed up project completion times and save you valuable time.
Feature Enhancements: Search, Elementor AI & More
[Pro] Bringing Search to The Next Level
In version 3.23 we introduced the new Search widget, which leverages AJAX loading to display live results as the visitor is typing, as well as a collection of new design possibilities. In version 3.24 we continue to develop the Search widget while listening to the feedback of our users. These enhancements, available now in 3.24 beta, include:
Opt Out Option for Elementor AI
Elementor AI tools streamline your workflow and speed up website delivery, all while keeping your professional guidance front and center. You can now easily turn off AI features when handing over the website to clients, ensuring they only see the final, polished product without any AI elements. The ability to disable AI notices is also useful for anyone who is not interested in using Elementor AI and wants to clean up their workspace. To turn off Elementor AI go to the WP Dashboard > Users > Profile and see the option to opt out.
Additional Updates
More Improvements
Free version
flatpickr-calendarstyles only when forms are in useanimations.min.cssinto multiple CSS files and load them conditionallyget_style_depends()CSS files in the body to improve CLSwaypoints.jslibrary from the codeflatpickrlibrary to v4.6.13eiconslibrary to v5.31.0Pro version
animations.min.cssinto multiple CSS files and load them conditionallyaria-labelfor the Off-Canvas widgetclear_custom_image_sizeshook to prevent edge case issuesHow to Install the Beta Version
If you still haven't enabled beta testing in Elementor, please follow these steps:
Notes
As we make changes to our GitHub in an effort to keep it organized, improve the way we deliver information to you, and our ability to review your feedback, please follow the instructions below when reporting bugs, or making feature requests:
Designated time for release:
September 9th, 2024 (Estimated)Many thanks for your support and help!
Cheers,
Elementor Team
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