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@paaljoachim That is the issue I am experiencing with the button radius. I also tested the Twenty-Twenty theme on that website.

That fixed the issue.

What about the other issues?

This is the response from the hosting company:

Memcached is installed for administrative purposes, it’s not supported by Dynamic Hosting and it’s not available for configuration at this time.

Since it is not really necessary based on your own documentation, I will disable the Object Cache setting.

If you have a site that is fully-cached by LSCWP, you won’t use object cache very often. Object cache is only necessary when WordPress is building a page through PHP. If PHP is not being invoked (and minimizing PHP usage is the goal with LSCache) then there are no queries to process and therefore nothing to look up in object cache.

Memcached, LSMCD and Redis (Object Cache) Support in LSCWP

Here is the page: https://lazyjack.blog/phpinfo.php

My host informed me that Memcached is not installed on the server. Why is it showing as enabled in the plugin if it isn’t?

I don’t understand how you want me to create the file. Here is another attempt.

I uninstalled the AMP plugin due to this issue. I will mark it as resolved since I no longer have the plugin.

I removed the AMP plugin. It was causing too many issues with other plugins I had installed on my website. Plus, it was causing issues with the Twenty-Twenty theme. It is taking me too much time to get my website working with the plugin. Plus, the new Google Analytics and Google Tage manager are not fully supported.

Thank you for all your help. My blog is not a news blog so I don’t think the increase in speed will benefit me much.

That worked. I had the setting turned on but I didn’t have the code added. The documentation is not clear on adding that code to make the website work with AMP. The documentation doesn’t mention anything about using the setting with AMP.

Cache Mobile?
OFF

This option enables users to display a separate html for mobile and desktop views. This is primarily used for non-responsive themes, but can also be used in situations where different widgets are loaded depending on browser type.

The list of Mobile View User Agents must not be empty when this is on.

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/cache/

if you are using these plugins , please exclude their page URL from being cached.

I don’t know how to do that. I will keep the option off.

Here is the page with the results: https://lazyjack.blog/memcache-test/

One suggestion is to add an indicator to let the person know how long it took the crawler to crawl the entire website. Another suggestion would be to have the crawler automatically adjust the crawl time based on the user’s server.

It seems that all blocks are not working. I created another page with all the blocks just to test them and none of them work. This page has the achievement block. None of them are showing up.

please confirm that your site can perform loopback request by following steps as shown in this screenshot

I am seeing: your site could not complete a loopback request
Performance
Loopback requests are used to run scheduled events, and are also used by the built-in editors for themes and plugins to verify code stability.

The loopback request to your site failed, this means features relying on them are not currently working as expected.
Error: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 10000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received (http_request_failed)

Also, your AMP page seems to be invalid, mainly because of combining and minifying js files with the LiteSpeed plugin, please disable that feature in the plugin

The Litespeed plugin features not running on the amp pages. The setting is turned off within the Litespeed plugin. I am using the Litespeed server. The Litespeed plugin is for the server.