The latest update of Elementor to version 3.16.2 has fixed the problem.
I have the same problem.
All blocks from Gillion are no longer available in Elementor and the blocks are no longer displayed on the website.
The court’s decision is new, (20 January 2022). Unfortunately, I can only find articles in German.
https://www.it-recht-kanzlei.de/lg-muenchen-I-webfonts-einwilligung-schadensersatz.html
As I understand the ruling, it means that as a website operator you have to ask the visitor for permission before loading external resources (e.g. Google Fonts).
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like most changes with plugins, i test them on a copy of my site.
but it was the first time i try a plugin like this cache-plugin.
the plugin changed JS and CSS on my site.
On my test-site i haven’t any problems with it. but i think, the plugin works over time and had some influence on my site.
what i did now,
1) i removed the cache-plugin
2) I reworked the page on which i use the gillion theme elements and had to remove some “unknown” css code in the syntax from the gillion theme elements. also i found this tag [vc_column_text] [/vc_column_text] witch i have removed.
now, everything is ok.
thank you for your support
I think i found the problem, but i need some time to check it.
After some research i found the solution for my problem.
To update/reinstall the wpbakery plugin. I have to deactivate the cache plugin first. Then i had to uninstall the plugin ( v 6.0.3 ) and install the plugin from the theme ( v 6.0.2 )
The gillion elements works with 6.0.2 not with 6.0.3
But i have still a problem.
Is it possible that the shortcodes are not the same anymore?
Last time i changed something with wpbakery was 2 months ago.
At that time, everything was ok.
I am using the version from the theme packet.