I believe that badly built Elementor sites will see the biggest improvements with this feature. Elementor websites that are structured and built properly will see less value from this. Still a nice addition, nonetheless. I love your channel, keep it up!
Hi!! So on dynamic content I have to set the Widget cache to "inactive". Right? For example if I have dynamic tags like woocommerce prices, user information, etc. All those should be disabled? Keep the great work and thanks for all your valuable content :)
Elementor automatically caches static widgets while excluding dynamic ones. Typically, all commerce-related elements, theme builders, payment interfaces, and similar components are dynamic. Also, if you navigate to the Advanced Tab of each element, you will see under the Cache Settings control a statement if the element is cached or not. hope this helps!
No. The Element Caching experimental feature does not replace other solutions, as it only runs at the server level when the page output is still being generated. It offers no other performance tweaks such as CSS and JS optimization, serving static HTML files, or saving and serving cache data on your browser.
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Congratulations for the partnership, Andrea. Highly deserved.
Thank you so much, Max 🤩
Congratulations on the partnership, Andrea. You highly deserved it!
Thank you so much for your support, Mukul! It means a lot 😉
I believe that badly built Elementor sites will see the biggest improvements with this feature. Elementor websites that are structured and built properly will see less value from this. Still a nice addition, nonetheless. I love your channel, keep it up!
Good point! Only time will tell how this feature will develop. Thank you so much!
It's a really nice feature but for some reason for all the websites that i use sticky header with backdrop filter blur, the sticky effect doesnt work.
Are you referring to the element caching feature? Because this has just been released ;)
Hi!! So on dynamic content I have to set the Widget cache to "inactive". Right? For example if I have dynamic tags like woocommerce prices, user information, etc. All those should be disabled? Keep the great work and thanks for all your valuable content :)
Im not from Elementor but yes. Generally, for and dynamic pages, elements etc you should avoid caching it.
Elementor automatically caches static widgets while excluding dynamic ones. Typically, all commerce-related elements, theme builders, payment interfaces, and similar components are dynamic. Also, if you navigate to the Advanced Tab of each element, you will see under the Cache Settings control a statement if the element is cached or not. hope this helps!
@@andreaegli thanks! So I should not worry about manually disable cache over Elementoe Widgets where I add dynamic content???
i assume this feature only works if your host is from elementor right
It works if you have Elementor, whether that is through their hosting or plugin
Look prommissing. What about Cloudflare, or other caching plugins installed already. Delete all and let works just Elementor?
No. The Element Caching experimental feature does not replace other solutions, as it only runs at the server level when the page output is still being generated. It offers no other performance tweaks such as CSS and JS optimization, serving static HTML files, or saving and serving cache data on your browser.
Thank you!