Hieu

Thank you for the quick follow-up and for taking the time to reproduce the issue on your end.

I really appreciate the detailed investigation and the fact that you were able to narrow it down specifically to the homepage rendering context. That confirmation is very helpful.

Thanks as well for escalating this to the development team. I appreciate the transparency and the support throughout the debugging process, and I’ll keep an eye on this thread for further updates.

Best regards

Hi Jan,
Thanks for the explanation. I’ve attached a short video showing the issue where Atomic CSS is not loading in Theme Builder templates—could you please review it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFns1T5saqY

Best regards,
Hieu

Hi Dhruv,

Thank you for your response.

Here are more details about the issue:

• All plugins (Elementor and UAE) are updated to the latest versions.
• I am using the Atomic Editor (Elementor 4.x).

Issue description:

• I created two identical SVG elements using the SVG widget (same configuration).
• When placed inside a normal page, the Atomic CSS loads correctly.
• However, when placing the same element inside the footer (Theme Builder), the Atomic CSS is not enqueued on the frontend.

As a result, the SVG in the footer is missing styles, while the one in the page works fine.

Additional debugging:
I tried to manually force Atomic CSS enqueue using the following code:

$atomic_manager = \Elementor\Modules\AtomicWidgets\Styles\Atomic_Styles_Manager::instance();

// Trigger render for template
do_action(‘elementor/post/render’, $post_id);

// Render template
echo \Elementor\Plugin::instance()->frontend->get_builder_content($post_id);

// Force enqueue styles
if (method_exists($atomic_manager, ‘enqueue_styles’)) {
$reflection = new ReflectionClass($atomic_manager);
$method = $reflection->getMethod(‘enqueue_styles’);
$method->setAccessible(true);
$method->invoke($atomic_manager);
}

Best regards,
Hieu

Great,

I’m looking forward to the official update.

Good job

Hi Jonas,

Thank you for your response. I’d like to confirm that the issue only occurs within the Elementor editor view. In the editor, it displays the message:
“This shortcode does not support AJAX calls.”
and nothing else is rendered.

However, on the frontend, the shortcode works correctly, and the form displays as expected.

Best regards,
Hieu

Hi there,
Thank you for your suggestions. I have tested further and found the following:

1. Switching to the Twenty Twenty-Five theme → The issue still occurs.
2. Disabling the “Load Google Fonts Locally” feature → The issue is resolved.
3. On some projects where I only use one Google Font with a small number of files → The issue does not happen.

It seems that when Elementor tries to download multiple font files at once, it causes the timeout error. I suggest that you modify this feature so that fonts are downloaded in the background, and only loaded after they are fully fetched.

Please let me know if there are any workarounds or updates regarding this issue.

Looking forward to your response.

Best regards,