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Thank you for this, I will pass it onto our development team
Hi,
You should not have merging enabled as your site supports http2 (you can check this here:https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test). It looks to me like you still have some merging going on?
When loading a website from an HTTP1.1 server, A single request is processed at a single time period. therefore, the browser will first download the CSS, then another CSS, then another JS, then an image, and then the page will be rendered. This happens one after another, until all assets are loaded on the page. If you check a waterfall chart for this type of website loading, you will see that one request ends, and another one begins.
That’s why the conventional wisdom is that merging all of these requests into a single larger request is true, and will speed up the loading time of your website. And this is absolutely true. A single HTTP request on an HTTP 1.1 based server will always load quicker than multiple, as there is no waiting period.
With HTTP 2, All requests are loaded simultaneously. There is no waiting process, and there are the same number of connections for the number of assets being requested. Therefore, merging and minifying will simply create a larger file, taking a longer time to upload and download, leading to a longer render process for the website. By keeping all of your individual files unmerged and minified on WordPress, they can all load at the same time, and each upload and download is for a smaller file, resulting in a quicker loading time.
The error message about the content type – This happens when you try to retrieve and incorrect or non-existent URL. In the result, the browser DOESN’T get the stylesheet, but it gets some HTML with 404 status and with the “Content-Type” header. Since the browser gets something from the server, it doesn’t tell you there is no reply, but it tells you the MIME type of the file is incorrect
Your minified files are cached: https://snipboard.io/DgSPnr.jpg, elementor is looking for these cached minified files but cannot find them which is why your page looks messed up. Clearing the cache causes another preload, giving the correct path for these files.
The other thing to ensure is that elementor is not also minifying your files as this will cause conflicts.
Hi,
I assume that you mean the mobile version of your site (I could not see a hamburger menu on the mobile version of the site)
A checked your menu in developer tools and on my phone and it worked ok for me. https://snipboard.io/cylk2Q.jpg
For the dashboard issue;
Do you have cache for logged in users activated? If yes, can you deactivate it and check in again.
If the issues persists, can you try disabling minfiy and merging and check if the issue persists?
When the plugin is activated;
Do you have cache for logged in users activated? If yes, can you deactivate it and check in again.
If the issues persists, can you try disabling minfiy and merging and check if the issue persists?
Hi,
This is very much an elementor problem I am afraid. You will need to contact them
There is a workaround for this here: https://github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/32226
It also has a really good explanation of why this is happening.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [UpdraftPlus: WP Backup & Migration Plugin] FTP login fails21 is the standard port for ftp so that should be fine.
The error message is suggesting that something is wrong with your credentials.
Are you certain the username and password is entered correctly (I obviously can’t verify this).
Can you try re-setting your FTP password?
Here is our guide on this in case it is helpful: https://teamupdraft.com/documentation/updraftplus/topics/cloud-storage/ftp-fstp/troubleshooting/my-ftp-credentials-are-not-working-what-should-i-do/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [UpdraftPlus: WP Backup & Migration Plugin] FTP login failsWhat is the error message that you are getting?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Automatic Updates Not WorkingNo problem, it’s actually a very common WP problem.
Can you add the following to your wp-config;
define( ‘WP_CACHE’, true );
If this doesn’t help can you add the following to your .htaccess
<filesMatch ".(ico|pdf|flv|jpg|jpeg|png|gif|svg|js|css|swf)$">
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=84600, public"
</filesMatch>This snippet should be added before “#BEGIN WordPress” or after “#END WordPress”. In this case, the cache is set to expire after 84,600 seconds.
Thank you for this, I will have a go at replicating this and if I can, I will pass it onto our development team
Do you have merging enabled, your site supports http2, do not enable merging for CSS/JS
Minifying can be tricky, you will need to find the files that are causing issue and exclude them from processing. Unfortunately, some plugins/themes do not like this.
It may also help you defer the loading of some of your JS files.
Hi,
I cannot view your screenshot at the moment: https://snipboard.io/RIqWGY.jpg
What happens if you include /events/exhibitions/abc-arts/*
Is there any way we can have your site URL?
I am going to be honest here, without being able to see the problem, there is not much more I can offer here.
I really need to see any error messages in the JS console when the issue is active.
