Conflicting between Complianz and WP fastest Cache

Hi @adastra96,

It looks like the inline CSS which Complianz adds, to prevent this flash of unstyled banner HTML before the banner CSS is fully loaded, is affected by some optimization from the WP Fastest Cache plugin.

You could try adding the aforementioned CSS manually under Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS to prevent that.

.cmplz-hidden {display:none!important;}

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi Jarno, thanks for your reactivity. Unfortunately this doesn’t change anything… There is any other solutions to avoid this? Because i don’t want to use an other plugin .

Hi @adastra96,

I have visited the site in a fresh Incognito window on multiple browsers, both mobile and desktop; but after you’ve made this adjustment I have yet to see this behavior re-appear. It seems to have had the intended effect.

Can you still replicate the issue when visiting the site in a new Incognito/Private Browsing window?

If so, you would have to determine which specific feature in WP Fastest Cache causes this behavior to occur. Disable features one-by-one, clear cache after each change you make; and check the behavior of the site in a fresh Incognito window to see if it resolved the problem.

If it did, you’ll know that the feature you last disabled was the likely culprit; after which you can either disable or exclude Complianz from that feature specifically.

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi, on my side i still have the problem have a look: https://streamable.com/hlhfw1

But i’ve tried on an other website than the previous ones and i d’ont have the problem: https://streamable.com/k8uoyc
The difference is that the other site uses far fewer cookies than the other two (around 30 to 40 fewer).

So I don’t think it comes from the WFC options, am I wrong?

Best regards,
Alexis.

Hi @adastra96,

The amount of cookies used on a website should not be related. The best way to figure out the cause of the issue would be to narrow down the potential causes.

Start by temporarily disabling WPFC, and revisit the website in a fresh Incognito window to see if this resolved the issue.

If it does, re-enable the WPFC plugin and the issue should reappear. And then narrow it down further to a specific optimization feature in the WPFC plugin, as described previously.

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi @jarvanos,

The bug is because of this feature: Eliminate render-blocking JavaScript resources. But i can’t deactivate it. Do you have any idea from where the bug can came based on this feature?