Elementor Extras Addon

You can use the .pot file provided in the plugin zip under /languages. Extras is also compatible with WPML, which means you can translate all widgets using String Translation and Translation Manager, just like you do with any native Elementor widgets.

We usually check compatibility whenever a new Elementor or WordPress update is available. Like with any other products that depend on a particular plugin, we have no way of knowing what those updates are and how that impacts this product. We always encourage waiting a few days before updating the plugin on a live environment.

You can use most of the Extras widgets and extensions with the free version of Elementor. Some widgets or extensions might be available only with Elementor Pro (such as Posts Extra widget). Check each individual widget or extension pages to see which of them have limitations.

Elementor Extras has been around since June 2017, making it one of the first premium addons for Elementor. We’ve taken great care in crafting new features, improving on existing ones and keeping up with the amazing speed at which Elementor is moving. See the changelog for a details view of development.

Since Elementor 2.0, all of the Extras widgets have dynamic tags enabled for controls, which means any Elementor tag is available for use within these widgets.

We developed this plugin to work the same way Elementor does. Javascript files are loaded depending on what widgets you have running on your page, expect for extensions.

You can also disable any widget and extension you are not using from the Settings page.

Yes. Here

This is because you have the Single Site license and your license is already active on one domain. You can see your active domains here by clicking “Manage Sites“.

If your license is active on the site, you will have to de-activate it first because that means you have migrated your site to a new domain and the license is actually active on the old domain. If you’re using any version of Elementor Extras prior to 2.1, go to your account here and click “Manage Sites”, remove the old domain and add the new one. If you’re using version 2.1 or above, you can de-activate your license under Elementor > Extras > License.