In Elementor I added a textual content widget after which edited the textual content to see if I might do some easy inline javascript for the aim of obfuscating among the contact data to much less subtle bots which can not run the javascript on the web page earlier than scraping telephone numbers and e-mail addresses.
In a textual content discipline widget I entered, <script>doc.writeln('Howdy there.')</script> and now the web page is unable to be seen in Elementor. I can go to the web page in one other browser, and see the textual content ‘Howdy there’ the place it is alleged to be, however can now not edit something on the web page in elementor. Under are the photographs of what I’ve.
Above you see that the enhancing window of Elementor is damaged. I can not work out even the right way to take away the textual content that broke it.
This reveals that the textual content really renders appropriately when view exterior of Elementor from a distinct browser.
Query:
- Is there a option to do what I am making an attempt to do with out breaking Elementor?
- If not, is there a option to at the very least revert what I did?