Check your site's PHP version

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Diagnosing plugin conflicts can be challenging. Your best bet is to test plugins one by one to see if any of them are causing Elementor to not load. Ideally, you'll do this using a staging website , as disabling key plugins will affect your site's functionality.

To get started, go to Plugins > Installed Plugins . Next, you'll need to work your way down the list of active plugins, deactivating them one by one. After deactivating each plugin, try reloading the Elementor editor to see if it works properly.

You should also pay special attention to Elementor add-ons. These add-ons extend the functionality of the page builder and widget library:

Pay attention to Elementor add ons
Pay attention to Elementor add-ons
If deactivating a specific plugin or add-on doesn't make a difference when loading the Elementor editor, you can go ahead and reactivate it. The goal is to test plugins one by one to see if any of them are causing compatibility issues.

An alternative is to deactivate all plugins at once (except Elementor) and see if the editor works. However, we don't recommend this method unless you're using a test website. Most WordPress sites rely on plugins for critical functions, so deactivating them all at once can impact user experience.

As we mentioned before, Elementor only supports PHP denmark whatsapp number data 7 and newer versions . You can check your current PHP version from the WordPress admin.

Go to Tools > Site Health and select the Info tab . Here you will find technical information about your website. If you open the Server tab , you can check which version of PHP your server is using:

Check your PHP version
Check that the PHP version is correct
Ideally, you should see PHP 7 or 8. However, you may be able to upgrade your PHP version through your hosting control panel, depending on your provider.

If you're using Kinsta, the MyKinsta dashboard allows you to choose which PHP version to use for each of your sites. Open the dashboard and navigate to Sites , then select the website you want to upgrade.

Next, go to the Tools tab and scroll down until you see the PHP Engine option. You can use the Modify dropdown to select which version of PHP to use with that site: