• Resolved alex29

    (@alex29)


    Since yesterday, after editing 2 of my posts, they became extremely slow in rendering.
    Spotted it to this plugin. Using latest versions of the plugin and Neve theme.
    With all other plugins disabled, it looks like my browser gets almost whole page from the server, then waits for 25s, and then gets the footer part. Checked with curl downloading, the same.

    If I enable my usual plugins, it becomes even worse, whole page doesn’t appear before 25-30 seconds. Sometimes resulting in a timeout even. I think, some plugins trying to wait for the whole DOM to be rendered.
    But anyway, even just this one plugin – and pages are unusable. Other pages at the site are ok. If I try to edit and save them, they become “broken” as well.
    If I “cut” parts of the page, making it smaller – it just becomes gradually faster, but it doesn’t seem like there’s a specific part of the page that introduces the slow-down, so it’s just – the bigger the page, the slower the load.

    Any advice?

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  • Thread Starter alex29

    (@alex29)

    Narrowed it down to
    used_css_properties()
    in /wp-content/plugins/otter-blocks/vendor/codeinwp/gutenberg-blocks/inc/class-base-css.php on line 227

    It takes 20-30 seconds inside of this function call. If I comment it out (with returning just $attr) the page is blazing fast again.

    Not sure how to fix though…

    Plugin Author Hardeep Asrani

    (@hardeepasrani)

    Hey @alex29,

    That’s a weird thing. In all the code, I normally wouldn’t expect the used_css_properties function to be the cause of such a high load time.

    I’ve taken note of this issue and I’ll get back to you in a couple of days after running some tests and seeing if any significant delay is being caused by the plugin, and especially that function.

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