pe4manz
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I didn’t reply because I never heard back after your post 3 months ago.
I cannot say for sure if the problem was ever resolved as we discontinued use of the Hashbar plugin due to the conflict (popups were deemed more important for the site in question) and after noticing that it would not push the header down enough on mobile devices, thus, overlapping part of the header.
I am not sure we will re-implement the plugin’s use since we replaced its capability within the header itself via Elementor. However, I would certainly be open to testing it and helping you debug it, if it’s even necessary at this point – it’s possible a Hashbar or Elementor update resolved the issue without us knowing.
You can and that is exactly what Elementor is doing – you just haven’t modified and styled the mobile layout yet. If you look at the gray bar at the bottom of the editor panel you’ll see a computer icon. Click on it and change it to mobile view/layout. The preview will resize and adjust the layout. You’ll also notice that a lot of settings for an element will have an icon indicating what mode you are in, allowing you to adjust settings and styles for 3 different breakpoints – desktop, tablet and mobile. This is how Elementor implements responsive design. Be sure to pay attention to advanced settings of an element as well – you can do stuff like reverse column order or hide sections/columns all together from different devices.
Pretty sure Elementor has some videos/tutorials on their site for stuff like this. There also some great introductory videos on YouTube.
4xx errors are typically a refusal by or inability of the server to process the request from the client (your browser). Have you tried a different browser, especially one that you did not use to work on the XAMPP site? You may need to delete the cookies relevant to the local site development.
Could also be that Elementor is trying to request a URL that doesn’t exist (not just a file – the entire url). Here is a link to another support question I just answered. It may prove helpful: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/unstyled-lementor-pages-after-migrating-website-to-live-server/
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Many of the links in your DB are probably still setup as localhost links. You’ll need to go to Elementor>Tools>Replace URL and update whatever your localhost URL (i.e., http://localhost:8888) is to the new site URL. Whatever your XAMPP base URL is will go into the old URL field and, obviously, the new address in the new URL field. Make sure you include the protocol precursor (http://).
You’ll also have to do the same thing when switching from http to https.