If you’re using Elementor to build new pages or headers and have run into issues with your theme’s preloader not working correctly, or if you’ve noticed the absence of a day-night (dark mode) switcher widget, this guide provides solutions and helpful tips for addressing both problems.
Before troubleshooting, make sure to test if the preloader issue occurs consistently or only on specific new pages. Check the settings for both your theme and Elementor, as some themes may require extra configuration for preloader effects to work with custom templates.
It’s also helpful to share screenshots or screen recordings with support teams if the issue is inconsistent—it may be a conditional display or a conflict with custom scripts added via Elementor.
If your theme doesn’t offer a built-in day-night switcher widget, you can add this feature with the following options:
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Both the preloader and dark mode switcher issues are common when customizing with Elementor and dynamic themes. By checking theme settings, ensuring compatibility, and using trusted plugins for new features like a day-night toggle, you can create engaging, user-friendly pages and headers. If problems persist, don’t hesitate to reach out to your theme’s support team with detailed information.
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