Greetings!
I just went to your website and did not see your navigation menu. However, I had an intuition and hovered over where the menu should be.
The menu is there, but the links are white, so they are blended against the background colour, which is white also 🙂
Right now, the CSS styling for the links are:
#navigation .menu > li > a, #navigation .menu .sub-menu li a {
color: #ffffff;
}
Does your theme have a colour setting for this?
Greetings!
Unfortunately, these forums are not for the paid premium versions of themes or plugins. Because you are using a pro version of the Wellness theme, it’s best to contact their support — hopefully, they provide that for you.
Best Regards,
Andre
Thanks for the screenshot. This shows that you are loading your page in the Classic Editor. I’m also looking at your source code of your page…it almost looks like there are things in the wrong places, as in a broken layout.
For this page with the logos on it, did you make this page in the classic editor or the block editor?
I also see a metaslider rotating slides, but don’t see the slides in your content.
Whichever editor you are using for this page, could you copy and paste the page source code from the editor here? I’m curious to see how this was made up and it looks like you have a mix of coding from both editors–this could be the problem you are experiencing.
You are very welcome. Is everything working OK now?
You are very welcome.
Being as you found it’s more likely the NextGen plugin, I would post this to the NextGen plugin support in the forums here and let them know what you’ve discovered. They should be able to figure this one out.
For screenshots, I use screencast.com which is free and when you want to share images or videos with others. Try that…still curious to see what you are seeing. It’s actually hard to determine without being in your site; the next best thing will be a screenshot.
I’m wondering if this still shows from a cache, even after disabling plugins and themes. If you are running any kind of cache, try clearing your browser cache to see if that helps.
When you open a post or page in your editor, does that “Related Images:” show there, or just in the front-end?
Hi
Are you referring to this:
Adding support to use the Classic editor or the Block editor will display the label for the author(s) to know which editor the post was created with, but also, when hovering, it gives the option to use either editor (if this option is set).
If you are just using the Classic editor, there is a setting to hide that labelling.
Go to Plugins > Classic Editor > Settings
Set the Classic editor as the default and then check the option to NO on the Allow users to switch editors option.
Is this what you were wanting to do?
I’ve written a few articles on my blog about the editors, but this is something I should write another one about, or add it to an existing article.
As a side note, you do have options for alternatives to WordPress. You mentioned Joomla–I’ve used Joomla for over 15 years, and still do (in addition to WordPress, of course). It’s more than capable but even though it’s a more robust CMS, it does have a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it gets easier. This will be similar to other alternatives too.
Best Regards,
Andre
Still looks OK on my end, but this is the live front-end view. At the moment, I see your original layout and then further below is the duplicate but done with the columns block:
Can you show a screenshot of what you are seeing?
Can always contact me from my website, but usually when I need to share images or have others do the same, I use screencast.com which is free and you can upload publicly, images and videos too.
I just took a quick look but everything (content) seems to be showing in both desktop and mobile, unless I’m viewing it when it’s working.
Is there specific content that disappears or not load when it should and on what page(s)?
When you have the page open in your editor, does it show two sections with those logo groups? If so, delete the first one. The second one looks good on my end, which is the one that is in the columns block.
I see that you are using Elementor…I don’t use page builders, however, I am wondering if Elementor has a method to disable things like fonts, or to defer the loading, etc. The same for JS and CSS files when they are not needed. Of course, this also depends on third-party plugins if they are dependent on these JS files to be loaded. Do they have Mobile settings?
You might want to venture over to the support for Elementor and find out if things like fonts and some JS can be held back from mobile loading. It appears your desktop is fine; it’s the mobile that is the problem at the moment.
No worries.
Because you’re using the Twenty Twenty-four theme, I’m going to assume you don’t have the classic Customizer showing–since this is what happens with a full block-based theme.
However, you can copy and paste that bit of CSS code I provided by doing this…I’ve also added screenshots:
Go to Appearance >> Editor
https://www.screencast.com/t/o9J4wDxxXCR
Click on the Style icon, then the three dots, followed by “Additional CSS”.
https://www.screencast.com/t/w23XEvFKR
In the Additional CSS part, paste the CSS code into that and save it. Test out the menu on the front end and see if that works.
The desktop is loading faster than last night when I checked this one out. Today, on GTMetrix, you have 96% and Google PageSpeed Insights, 91%.
One thing I did notice though, your front page is 1.97 MB in size, which is really large; fonts are taking up 1.15MB. That part is great. It’s the mobile views.
I also see “Reduce unused JavaScript” is taking up to 1.6 seconds to load. I’m not sure what js files are loading (and/or combined), but there could be ones that are not needed. Hard for me to see as I don’t know what you have installed and active on your website.
Ultimately, if you can get the total page size down from 1.97 MB, then you should be loading much faster in mobile.
Regarding text loading without the background, this will more likely be the result of the page waiting for other things to load first.
