Can not get rid of cached elements (probably inline)

Can you test if the problem goes away when “Eliminate render-blocking CSS” is off Lutz?

Sure! I checked and no changes.

But what I found out in the meantime is this:
When I recreate a page from scratch (no content in it) and I import sections from a faulty page one by one and safe that new page, everything is displayed correctly.

So I am wondering: where could any cached stuff be stored that impacts existing pages and all elements in them – but leaves new pages with imported elements alone…

Any idea what is going on?

Appreciate your help!

and if you disable “optimize CSS” or “optimize JS”?

Optimize JS was already off. But also turning off “Optimize css” does not lead to any changes.

Could this be in connection to the criticalcss API connection?

There must be a way to disable everything and get rid of all cached code, no?

nah, if “optimize CSS” is off, critical CSS is not in use either. what other options are active in Autoptimize?

All is deselected and now change. The only thing still showing are the criticalcss rules and files in the critical css tab.

Is there a way to find out what files a pages is actually loading/using?

Best

Well, the only conclusion I can make from this (no change with all options off in Autoptimize) is that the font issues you describe are not due to Autoptimize or Autoptimize settings?

re. a way to find out what files a page is loading using: you could check the HTML source of inspect the “network” tab in the development tools of your browser?

if you can give a URL of a page that has the font issue and if you can describe what exactly is wrong, I’ll have a look to try to identify the culprit?

You can check the differences here:

On this page, the fonts and spacings are wrong / messed up:

https://www.effecticore.de/b2b-marketing-strategie-b2b-beratung/

On the homepage I rebuilt, you can see how it should look like (Topline above Headline smaller, margins and paddings bigger etc.):

https://www.effecticore.de

Curious what you think.

I focused on the topline and on the “wrong” page some inline CSS is not present that is present on the rebuilt homepage. The CSS is specific for each page (I suppose you’re using a pagebuilder), but adding this CSS fixes the topline issue.

.x-text-content-text-subheadline {
    font-family: "Open Sans",sans-serif;
    font-size: 1em;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: 700;
    line-height: 1.4;
    letter-spacing: 0em;
}

The question off course is why that CSS is missing to being with, maybe contact the developers/ support of the page builder you’re using?

Hey, thanks a lot for checking and finding this! Indeed this all goes back to the first section where this type of subline is first used on each page. Super strange! When I delete the section and make a new one using the same element all is back to normal…

Appreciate your help! Ticket closed from my point of view!

Thanks and best
Lutz

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