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I just tried it out and it worked for me. I imagine you put it in PHP code? I guess you can always go the var dump route with debug on. Not as nice but it should work.

@@Elementor360 Hmm... I'll give it another shot then. Could be plugin conflicts I guess.

I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for letting me know.

This is showing how to place an element created with one page builder using an element from another builder (Kadence Elements based on Gutenberg). I don't think it is common to render one page builder's content inside another builder. You could create the banner using Kadence or you could create the entire site using Elementor.

I'm happy it was helpful.

As far as I know, that approach will never work. If you want to have a totally custom page for your archive you can turn off "has archive" in the CPT creation screen and then try your idea of a page with the same slug.

@@Elementor360 Ah. What link did you use when you created the custom menu item to link to the post archive that you then styled? If I cut and pasted the template link, I could get the page to display correctly, but this was not the same order as your example.

Dynamic.ooo just introduced Dynamic Shortcodes that works with Elementor, is included with the license, and allows some math calculations.

I don't have this setup at the moment to test, but in general you need to get the link to the PDF. In the video we set up an action after form submission to send an email with the PDF. Check if there is an option for download after form submission.

Sorry I didn't think of that. I checked the Unlimited Elements website and didn't see any tutorials on this.

I'm not sure. Maybe see if you can set the focus on the button.

Perhaps try the Twig number format option: twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/number_format.html

I'm glad you liked it and than you for letting me know.

You can add an image into the PDF. The video, and the text version, show doing that. Check at around 25.12.

@@DavidMcCan thsnkd i figure it it same way as adding a signature

It sounds like you aren't using Gutenberg and are an advanced user. Congrats on developing your own plugin and widgets.

@@Elementor360 Yes, I don't like Gutenberg, it is chaotic. My customers are often simple users, and sophistication is not welcome. Therefore I must have two different choices: one simple and one powerful. The post content depends on the post type, for the articles and most of CPTs i keep the classic editor. For pages it is good to have a page builder, mostly for my convenience. I am not against a visual page builder when benefits are more than the drawbacks. I used WPBakery, and I made plugins for it, but now I realize that Elementor evolved, it is more powerful and popular, some customers found it easier to use. So I decided to switch.

If it is a dashboard for the purchaser then I think you'd start with the logged in user id. If it is a dashboard for the shop owner then I think you'd start with the order id.

Sorry, I'm not available for contracting now.

Thanks for sharing some things to keep in mind.

It appears to be a missing feature, but there are some work-arounds here - read down the thread to find a recent option: github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/7624

The signature is saved as an image in the uploads directory and you have to reference that. There is some information about it on the HTML PDF form creator page. You can use "<img src="{{ form_raw.signature_field_id }}">" but replace "signature_field_id" with your signature field ID.

Thank you for the kind words.

Yes. Crocoblock's JetEngine works with Gutenberg and you can use JetSmartFilters with that. Also, they just added support for using JetSmartFilters with the Bricks Builder.

@@Elementor360 Thank you. How about with only php? Our theme is custom and we do not use Elementor or Blocks. We have classic editor. We want to put the filter on our category blog pages.

@@gfo1995 - JetSmartFilters doesn't work with custom coded PHP.

Not that I know of.

@@Elementor360 I made it work after watching that other video of yours. Thank you

@@heisenberg9616 - Congrats! That is awesome. Glad you got it working as desired.

I'm not the developer. The philosophy of the theme is to be light weight and get out of the way so you can use your page builder as desired. If you want more features then you might like Kadence or Blocksy.

No, you can use it for all sections and widgets.

Sorry, I don't know what might be the issue. Maybe check the settings has them allowed?

If you want them in your templates then the Full Site Editor has template parts. Header and Footer are template parts and a sidebar would be also. If it is while writing content you can create reusable blocks in the Gutenberg editor and then pick them from the block list to use them.

@David McCan Thank you for the answer. So if I were to build pages with Elementor, there wouldn't be a possibility for to insert such blocks as a shortcut? So I would lile to create those blocks, like I'm doing now with Elementor, and when I would be to update that block it would be updated on all pages. I mean I would really like to have all of my templates in "one family". Besides that, can you give me an assessment regarding Crocoblock and Elementor Pro. I don't use most of the Pro widget and templates. Couldn't I ditch then Elementor Pro for just Crocoblock? So I would use Elementor (standard) and Crocoblock. When it comes to dynamic tags, I could do all of it with Crocoblock aswell right? I don't see much benefits in my case for now when it comes to those two tools. I didn't test it to know how the Pro version of Elementor impacts the site perfomance. My thought were to just not use it, when it would affect the perfomance in a negative way.

@@stillready6405 - I would use Crocoblock with Gutenberg or with Elementor - right, pick one. Elementor Pro has the form builder and popup builder, which you won't have if you just go with Elementor Free. If you don't need them and what's in Crocoblock has everything you need then the free version should be fine. Lots of people do that.

@@Elementor360 All right, thank you for the advice :)

I imagine it is possible because the PDF is saved (by default) in the uploads folder. Dynamic.ooo also has a PDF button. You might check with support to see if it can be used with a form or if you can download the form submission.

@@Elementor360 if you do find out this answer I would also like to know if you can do this.

Thank you, and greetings!

No, the same idea / feature as Ele Custom Skin and Dynamic.ooo. If you are willing to get into coding, then with the Widget Creator there are things you could do with dynamic data, but that's on a different level.

@@Elementor360 awesome, thank you for the help!

Thank you for the positive feedback.

@@Elementor360 you're most welcome!

Sorry, I didn't see that as an option.

I need to know too

I haven't tested it but I think it should.

@@Elementor360 Sir, can you try for yourself so that it may be clear. Right now I don't have Crocoblock. Please try Crocoblock with Hello theme and let me know. I am found of Hello theme. I want to ensure before investing in Crocoblock. I hope you will help me. With warm regards, Vivek Kumar ( Dehri On Sone, Bihar, India )

Elementor Pro lets you create the layout and design for post pages, but that is different than providing support for Gutenberg. Kadence, GeneratePress, Astra, and Blocksy, for instance, do provide integration between the choices made in the theme Customizer and the Gutenberg editor. Colors, typography, container size, etc. You can set those in Elementor when using the Hello Elementor theme, but those won't carry over to Gutenberg. This kind of thing is really just an issue if there is going to be regular content created in Gutenberg. As far as I know, in general, you should be able to replace the Kadence theme header with one you build in Elementor. Perhaps you set conditional headers or something with Kadence? There are toggles to turn that feature off under Admin / Appearance / Kadence. If there is an issue it is hard to guess. You might try checking the JavaScript console in Chrome to see if there are errors showing there that might give a clue.

@@Elementor360 Thanks very much for the quick reply! I just decided to switch my website to Hello and build the Header and Footer with Elementor. That way I really get more freedom in designing them, which I like. As I don´t want to use the built in capabilities of the Kadence Theme anymore, it does not make much sense to use it at all, at least for me. You are right that the settings don´t integrate with Gutenberg yet, but I hope, Elementor will one day improve on that.

The 7 Theme has good Elementor support. There is no mention of Gutenberg on their site or in the knowledge base.

@@Elementor360 I’m really interested in seeing a speed test for the this theme against hello elementor.

Eg theme plus elementor webkit. Full test. Pros and cons. Eg speed vs features. And time saved / efficiency

The 7 has amazing support and its a stable theme. Eg i use bethemes bettwr designs. But lots of time consuming issues on seo. Plus consistent bugs and issues after each theme upgrade. Not mention they don’t even optimise there own files.

Sure on the content tab, content panel, for the Text value pick Token and try [post:permalink]

@@Elementor360 AMAZING! Thank you so much.