The pro version of Elementor 3.2 had some nice enhancements. It is now possible to save your form builder submissions into the database and review them. They also added the ability to collect payments using a new PayPal button. There were enhancements to the Inner Columns widget for supporting sticky layouts.
There are several enhancements now being tested in the free version of Elementor. There are performance improvements including optimization of assets loaded on the front-end of the site, removing some HTML elements to reduce the size of the page output, and optimization of the icon library. Version 3.2 also has a new Text Path widget,…
Several cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in Elementor were patched. The possible exploits would require user access to the Elementor editor and the Elementor team said they did not know of any compromised sites.
Elementor announced new pricing plans that go into effect on March 9th. If you already have an active subscription then nothing changes. However, for new purchasers, the current 1,000 site plan at $199 changes to only be 25 sites. They are adding a 100 site plan for $499 and a 1,000 site plan at $999….
There are several interesting changes signaled with the release of Elementor 3.1. First, the Elementor team continued their performance initiative by removing more DIVs from the rendered page. That is good news for people who are concerned that the front-end page is too heavy and slow. This version also introduced the notion of “experiments” which…
Elementor has changed the way that licenses are counted so as to no longer count staging sites. You can use a handful of top level domains or subdomain names without having that site count against your license total. Top level domains, such as *.dev, *.local, *.staging, *.test, *.example, and *.invalid are usually used on your…