Hello,
Any update on this thread?
Thanks
I suspect cache is the issue. Cache busting is often not a fun chore and can be very frustrating as there are many cache mechanisms that can exist.
For example, as a WordPress plugin, a feature or service of the web host, a 3rd party service like Cloudflare or even extra software installed on your server, a logged in Google account using the Chrome browser, the actual web browser cache itself…
I attempted to duplicate this by creating a new page, dropping in an html element and pasting a Google Map embed and verified both logged in and out the iframe w/ the maps loads just fine.
Another suggestion would be to look in the browser console and see if there are any errors when the iframe doesn’t load maybe there is a clue as to a reason why.
Hi,
It’s Custom HTML block, not Html element.
You may check the problem at https://emily-mitchell-test.000webhostapp.com/custom-html
This is how it looks when you are logged in – http://prntscr.com/q2fk5v
This is the backend of the page – http://prntscr.com/q2fko8
http://prntscr.com/q2fl3b
Thank you
I’d suggest using Elementor’s HTML element. Using other widgets can have unexpected results.
