eddyferns

Hello Karla,

Thank you once again for looking into the issue. You are very kind.

The LCP wasn’t about the background image and that is why the LCP didn’t change despite reducing the image size.

The earlier post that I replied to Eze, sharing the screenshot as below, has to do with the element of the H1 heading:
https://pasteboard.co/WVUCoRJtygfk.png

As this is the default Kadence template I thought it would be best to ask Kadence support if there is an option within the theme to sort it out.

Nothing to worry as I am using the gourmet template for demo purposes only.

Will see when time permits how to resolve this matter.

Best regards,
Ed

Hello Karla,

Thanks for the input.

As mentioned previously it is the mobile matter.

Selected a smaller image file size as per your screenshot. However the LCP score still remains high.

Best regards,

Ed

Hello Karla,

Thank you for your response.

Website – https://kryptomania.xyz/

Just to let you know the theme and its template is installed as is. No modification of any sort has been made.

Best regards,

Ed

Hi Eze,

Thank you for your reply.

It is the mobile view of the Gourmet Burger template. Sorry I didn’t know the name.

Have enabled the options as suggested. As a result the movement of the the H1 text from bottom to top has stopped when page loading.

However the LCP still persists at 2780ms. Sharing with you screenshots of the Google PageSpeed insights with regards to LCP, speed index and eliminate render-blocking resources that needs to be addressed:

https://pasteboard.co/WVUCoRJtygfk.png

https://pasteboard.co/tezkWkNjK0lP.png

https://pasteboard.co/3xw34LQsL1p5.png

Regards,

Ed

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by eddyferns.
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Hey Marko,

Thank you for the suggestion.

I prefer to wait for the upcoming release.

Regards,

Edwin

Hello Marko,

Thanks!

Looking forward to the next update at the earliest.

Regards,

Edwin

As mentioned, it’s the generic Twenty Twenty-Four theme just doing a test on it. Other themes can call the author by another method that Ninja might know.

I am now using custom codes directly in WordPress that resolves all user enumeration issues. Will let Ninja do its firewall job.

We can close this topic.

Thanks for your responses.

Hello Marko,

Thank you for your response.

Actually the issue happens to be a duplicate directive and no semi colon at the end of the directive in the nginx.conf which needs to be rectified. Please see the screenshot in the link below:

https://app.gemoo.com/share/image-annotation/669059965482528768?codeId=PaZJApK1xY0a3&origin=imageurlgenerator&card=669059962886254592

Regards,

Edwin

Doing a test on the Twenty Twenty-Four theme. It works on this theme.

After finalizing the theme for the site then one can plug the leak. I did that before. Also one can take assist from a theme’s support. Then only at the time of theme update one has to verify on the development site for any leaks before updating the theme on production.

Can’t Ninja prevent showing the username in the page source of a Post without disabling the WordPress REST API *? Cause some themes and plugins require the API.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by eddyferns.

Thank you for the response.

There is an option for the said purpose in Ninja. Check the following option under “Firewall Policies”:

Through the WordPress REST API *

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by eddyferns.

Thanks!

Just to see how the code is crafted is it located in the utils.php file?

Indeed removing the author’s name can be achieved with the child theme by calling and modifying the functions that inject the meta data.

For different themes one has to search for the files that contain the code. In some themes there is more than one function that echos author information.

Those plugins that claim to hide author do not know how effective they are. And I personally do not prefer to have a plugin just to hide author data.

So I thought if the same is achievable it would be another good feature for Ninja.

Thank you for providing the location.

I always use a child theme. So probably there would be no issue here.

Ed

Hi,

Thanks for your suggestion.

I need to do it manually as I would be leaving the rest of the theme’s functionality as is.

Ed