PHP Fatal error Wordpress Elementor

After the last update when I activate Elementor on my site nothing works anymore, in Debug mode the highlighted error is:

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "Elementor\Core\Schemes\Typography" not found in

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If I go to that folder the affected code is this. Do you have any ideas on how to solve it?

'scheme' => Elementor\Core\Schemes\Typography::TYPOGRAPHY_1,

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Check if that folder within the Elementor plugin or within some other plugin

I'm suspicious that you are using other Elementor add-ons plugins depending on Elementor, like "Ultimate Add-ons for Elementor" or "Elements Kit". And probably those plugins have not updated.

If I'm not wrong, after Elementor 3.26, schemes have been deprecated and removed.
https://developers.elementor.com/elementor-3-26-developers-update

So most likely that Elementor add-on you are using, has not updated timely and it's provoking that error.

Simply disable that add-on plugin and problem will be solved
Also you can ask the addon plugin creator to update the plugin or check if they already have some updates.

are you using 3rd party software, it seems not really good
check the latest update of Elementor you are using and update it

Just disable the plugin and restart it your error will be solved

can1020 said:

After the last update when I activate Elementor on my site nothing works anymore, in Debug mode the highlighted error is:



If I go to that folder the affected code is this. Do you have any ideas on how to solve it?

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The error suggests a missing or outdated Elementor file. Try these steps:

1. Ensure Elementor and Elementor Pro are updated to the latest versions.
2. Clear your site and server cache.
3. If the issue persists, deactivate other plugins to check for conflicts.
4. Replace Elementor\Core\Schemes\Typography::TYPOGRAPHY_1 with the updated code if the API has changed (refer to Elementor’s developer documentation).

Thank you guys

I have observed it a lot of times. Even my clients used to get these fatal errors if someone would have stopped updating the plugins for WordPress or some other CMS. I suggested a custom-made CMS to my client and they are not having any issues since then because I keep them up.

So my suggestions will be to work on the features of your website yourself or give it to a competent developer who can custom-create those features. Don't rely on CMS. Nobody knows when a particular plugin is not compatible with an updated PHP version and you are doomed.

Developing a CMS is very expensive and you will always need the support of your developer.

can1020 said:

Developing a CMS is very expensive and you will always need the support of your developer.

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Using WordPress, you are always betting that the developer will not abandon their project. At least when you hire a developer, you have a face to your problem. You know what kind of skill sets you might require in future to prevent that issue. Just my few cents!