How do I get Chrome Simplified view to display the page correctly?

Hi

The only option Elementor have to offer to hide elements on different devices is to use our responsive feature –?https://elementor.com/help/mobile-editing/
https://elementor.com/help/show-or-hide-columns-per-devi

Thank you for replying. (the second link doesn’t work, btw)

I’m already using the hide feature to hide a couple of images that slow down the page on mobile. That doesn’t solve the problem of the most important parts of the page being hidden if the user chooses to use Simplified view.

I tried to play around with using different html tags but haven’t found the combination that would fix this problem.

I’m guessing that Chrome might be using some kind of accessibility feature, similar to what screen readers use. Does Elementor have any documentation about how to optimize a page for screen readers?

Hi

Before any recommendation is offered, I’d like to highlight that Elementor is already optimized for speed. However, from a technical standpoint, there will inevitably be a small impact on performance, this happens with any page builder that you use. There are quite a number of steps to optimize your website for speed. Since this has been a bit of a widely asked question, our team has come up with a checklist of sorts with some good steps to take to ensure your website performs as best as possible. You may have a run through it below and see if it helps.

Guides:
How to Speed Up a Slow Site With Elementor
Blog – How to Speed Up Your WordPress Website
Blog – How to Speed up Your Elementor Site Using WP Rocket

Solutions to effectively increase site performance based on other users’ experiences.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/wordpressspeedup/