Changeset 3452955
- Timestamp:
- 02/03/2026 02:28:09 PM (5 weeks ago)
- Location:
- dynamic-inspector-for-elementor
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- 2 edited
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tags/1.0.0/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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dynamic-inspector-for-elementor/tags/1.0.0/readme.txt
r3452953 r3452955 37 37 = Pro Tips = 38 38 39 * The inspector disables Elementor cache for accurate performance data 40 * Elements marked as "cached in production" have inflated execution times 39 * Execution times are measured in real-time during inspection—your site's normal caching is not affected 41 40 * Use the highlight feature to quickly locate elements on the page 42 41 * Compatible with all third-party Elementor plugins … … 57 56 = Why are execution times different from production? = 58 57 59 The inspector disables Elementor cache to show real render times. Elements marked as "cached in production" would be much faster in production.58 The inspector measures real render times during inspection. In production with caching enabled, most elements load near-instantly. 60 59 61 60 = Does it work with Theme Builder templates? = -
dynamic-inspector-for-elementor/trunk/readme.txt
r3452953 r3452955 37 37 = Pro Tips = 38 38 39 * The inspector disables Elementor cache for accurate performance data 40 * Elements marked as "cached in production" have inflated execution times 39 * Execution times are measured in real-time during inspection—your site's normal caching is not affected 41 40 * Use the highlight feature to quickly locate elements on the page 42 41 * Compatible with all third-party Elementor plugins … … 57 56 = Why are execution times different from production? = 58 57 59 The inspector disables Elementor cache to show real render times. Elements marked as "cached in production" would be much faster in production.58 The inspector measures real render times during inspection. In production with caching enabled, most elements load near-instantly. 60 59 61 60 = Does it work with Theme Builder templates? =
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