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  • It sounds like the issue may be related to how WordPress 7.0 handles image uploads or formatting in the Classic Editor. Try clearing your browser cache, disabling any image optimization or editor-related plugins temporarily, and checking whether the problem also occurs with the default WordPress theme. Also make sure the Classic Editor plugin is fully updated, since some older versions can conflict with newer WordPress releases. If the issue started after updating WordPress, it could be a compatibility problem with another plugin or theme.

    Yes hidden blocks can still hurt page speed if they’re loaded into the DOM and their images, scripts, fonts, or animations still download. Using CSS like display:none only hides the element visually; the browser may still fetch many of its assets. So having duplicate desktop/mobile sections on the same page is usually fine for small lightweight content, but it becomes a bad practice for large heroes, videos, sliders, or script-heavy sections because you’re effectively shipping both versions to every device. A better approach is responsive design with shared components, or conditionally loading device-specific sections only when needed.

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