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supportWe appreciate the concept behind this plugin; however, in practice, it does not appear to effectively manage the white-labeling of Elementor Version 3.26.4. Could you kindly confirm if this functionality has been tested recently? It seems to have no impact, as no changes are observed, even after clearing any caching. Thank you for your attention, and best regards.
@neikoloves I’m working on a new release of White Label (2.15.0) that should fix some things that were broken by recent updates to Elementor. I apologize for the delay in getting that out, but I’m trying to fit in some other new features and fixes at the same time. Aside from that, and I need to make this clearer throughout the plugin and on the guide to white label Elementor , only non-White Label Administrators see the changes. White Label Administrators do not see the changes and have the regular Elementor interface and experience.
@linksoftware That’s fantastic! I would love to get access to this version. The one issue I’ve encountered with the WP/WC platform is that it tends to be very bloated. It often requires countless filters just to remove unnecessary elements and bloat, and many features are things most users don’t even need or want. While Elementor is a great editing tool, once you start using it, it’s hard to move away from, and to be completely honest, if we could find a simpler solution to migrate from Elementor, we absolutely would. Many other editing tools have evolved significantly, offering cleaner, more streamlined solutions with minimal markup, simple CSS classes, and frameworks that are independent of plugins, they are just an interface to use a standard framework. If your White Label tool works as expected, it seems like it could be a great solution to help reduce this bloat to a degree and not have to create / maintain our own snippets for the need. Additionally, if possible, it would be great to implement the changes on a global scale as an option anyway. That said, I do see the benefit of your approach as well, it provides more control over individual admins if a more granular approach is needed, but we don’t have that need. Thank you again and all the best …
@neikoloves Send me an email when you get some free time: support@linksoftwarellc.com
@linksoftware Email sent. Thank you very much for your time and efforts.
White Label 2.15.0 contains fixes and improvements to Elementor support.
Hello @linksoftware 2.15 still fails, I apologize for the significant delay, time gets away too quickly sometimes. Unfortunately, the issue still hasn’t been resolved. It seems like the settings are being completely ignored, as no changes are taking effect. We’ve even removed all cached data and stripped the system down to the basics, but the issue persists. I’m not sure why the Elementor settings are being ignored at this point, even when we removed the White Label Administrators, so I’m not sure why this is being ignored at this time. I’m sure it’s some goofy conflict, I have yet to dig in and find …
Do your other White Label settings work? Elementor is the only thing failing?
@linksoftware not confirmed, but I have not tested anything else, which is why I was wondering why Elementor in itself was not masked by the changes I made. Given some time, I’ll try and spin up a dev instance and see if the same issues are present on that as well. Have you tested this yourself? Thanks again.
I just installed 2.15.1 and no changes at all in any setting, for Elementor. Logo, name, edit with etc.
@bruno05 I never heard back from the original thread creator. Are you also experiencing issues even following this bit of information: Only non-White Label Administrators see the changes. White Label Administrators do not see the changes and have the regular Elementor interface and experience.
@bruno05 We see the same issues, regardless of how we belong or not belong to an admin group. I apologize for the super delay @linksoftware , this one slipped by, the idea is good, but it just doesn’t work for the needs yet. So for now we have moved onto creating custom filters to try and remove some of the bloated mess inside Elementor.
@neikoloves I’m working on a new release of White Label (2.15.0) that should fix some things that were broken by recent updates to Elementor. I apologize for the delay in getting that out, but I’m trying to fit in some other new features and fixes at the same time. Aside from that, and I need to make this clearer throughout the plugin and on the guide to white label Elementor , only non-White Label Administrators see the changes. White Label Administrators do not see the changes and have the regular Elementor interface and experience.
@linksoftware That’s fantastic! I would love to get access to this version. The one issue I’ve encountered with the WP/WC platform is that it tends to be very bloated. It often requires countless filters just to remove unnecessary elements and bloat, and many features are things most users don’t even need or want. While Elementor is a great editing tool, once you start using it, it’s hard to move away from, and to be completely honest, if we could find a simpler solution to migrate from Elementor, we absolutely would. Many other editing tools have evolved significantly, offering cleaner, more streamlined solutions with minimal markup, simple CSS classes, and frameworks that are independent of plugins, they are just an interface to use a standard framework. If your White Label tool works as expected, it seems like it could be a great solution to help reduce this bloat to a degree and not have to create / maintain our own snippets for the need. Additionally, if possible, it would be great to implement the changes on a global scale as an option anyway. That said, I do see the benefit of your approach as well, it provides more control over individual admins if a more granular approach is needed, but we don’t have that need. Thank you again and all the best …
@neikoloves Send me an email when you get some free time: support@linksoftwarellc.com
@linksoftware Email sent. Thank you very much for your time and efforts.
White Label 2.15.0 contains fixes and improvements to Elementor support.
Hello @linksoftware 2.15 still fails, I apologize for the significant delay, time gets away too quickly sometimes. Unfortunately, the issue still hasn’t been resolved. It seems like the settings are being completely ignored, as no changes are taking effect. We’ve even removed all cached data and stripped the system down to the basics, but the issue persists. I’m not sure why the Elementor settings are being ignored at this point, even when we removed the White Label Administrators, so I’m not sure why this is being ignored at this time. I’m sure it’s some goofy conflict, I have yet to dig in and find …
Do your other White Label settings work? Elementor is the only thing failing?
@linksoftware not confirmed, but I have not tested anything else, which is why I was wondering why Elementor in itself was not masked by the changes I made. Given some time, I’ll try and spin up a dev instance and see if the same issues are present on that as well. Have you tested this yourself? Thanks again.
I just installed 2.15.1 and no changes at all in any setting, for Elementor. Logo, name, edit with etc.
@bruno05 I never heard back from the original thread creator. Are you also experiencing issues even following this bit of information: Only non-White Label Administrators see the changes. White Label Administrators do not see the changes and have the regular Elementor interface and experience.
@bruno05 We see the same issues, regardless of how we belong or not belong to an admin group. I apologize for the super delay @linksoftware , this one slipped by, the idea is good, but it just doesn’t work for the needs yet. So for now we have moved onto creating custom filters to try and remove some of the bloated mess inside Elementor.