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@zhasifi I am having a similar issue that you were and your code works to remove all of the product meta for me as well, thank you for posting it! Do you know of a way to remove the custom attributes meta only though? I need my packing slips to still include other meta information such as product add-ons but the current code removes this as well. @dpeyou do you know of any workarounds?

Yes desktop reports are ok, it is mobile scores that aren’t doing well.

Thank you for the assistance, I will try asking in one of the communities.

I understand, hopefully this is enough information to get a better picture (see below). I was not sure how much of the server and database information would be safe to share for security reasons so removed those sections. This is with other plugins disabled and active storefront theme.

### WordPress Environment ###

WC Version: 6.1.0
WC Blocks Version: ? 6.5.1
Action Scheduler Version: ? 3.4.0
Log Directory Writable: ?
WP Version: 5.8.3
WP Memory Limit: 2 GB
External object cache: –

### Active Plugins (1) ###

WooCommerce: by Automattic – 6.1.0

### Settings ###

API Enabled: ?
Force SSL: –

### Theme ###

Name: Storefront
Version: 3.9.1
Author URL: https://woocommerce.com/
Child Theme: ? – If you are modifying WooCommerce on a parent theme that you did not build personally we recommend using a child theme. See: How to create a child theme
WooCommerce Support: ?

### Templates ###

Overrides: –

### Status report information ###

Generated at: 2022-01-18 08:39:32 -05:00

Hi @margaretwporg, is there a way I can send the system status report in a private message? There is database and version information I would rather not share publicly.

Hi @oaoyadeyi, thank you for the article. Unfortunately I have already tried most of these performance improvement methods without success. I was hoping you could point me toward which scripts specifically to target for preloading the gallery/slider or if there were any settings I might be missing in WooCommerce that would help with loading that section faster.

It seems like there may be a bug in WooCommerce itself (or incorrect setting on my end?) since it is not grabbing the correct image sizes as well. This problem exists on the live site but was also present when WooCommerce was the only plugin running with the Storefront theme after regenerating thumbnails.

Hi @donncha, thank you for the response. After some experimenting, I remembered that I had disabled cart fragments. After reenabling it, the count is working again. Thanks again!

I disabled all plugins except WooCommerce and switched to the Storefront theme and the LCP is still around 4.5 seconds at best. I was not able to use WebP images as that would apparently require reconfiguration of nginx server mod headers.

Google PageSpeed also shows a warning to “Properly size images”. It looks like the full size images are still being grabbed for display even though I regenerated thumbnails for the new theme.

The website below recommends using the woocommerce_add_to_cart hook, would this be possible for WP super cache? If so, what would the code look like to do this?

https://whoischris.com/stuck-cart-counter-clear-cache-add-cart/

It appears to have started working again after making updates to other parts of the site (not what part was affecting it).

Thank you for the help!

Hmm ok, I’m not sure what else to try. I disabled all plugins/clear caches (except woocommerce plugin and theme which have not changed since it AO quit working) but still nothing. When I check the AO cache folder, JavaScript files are in the js folder and being actively updated but the css folder is empty other than index.html.

I should also add that I recently migrated to an nginx server, would this have any impact?

Thank you for the tip about linking the page at the topic creation time!

I am not able to disable all plugins on the site but was able to disable all performance settings in the theme (there were no initial changes to the theme when the CSS aggregation stopped working). Disabled/completely removed WP total cache, disabled Asset Cleanup and EWWW Image Optimizer plugins and made sure server caching was cleared after every change. The only other plugin that could cause interference might be my security plugin (BulletProof) which modifies the .htaccess file, does Autoptimize touch .htaccess though?

Any other tests I could try? The render blocking CSS is really killing the site speed.

Thanks for the quick response! I sent you the link through the contact page on the Autoptimize website, hopefully that’s ok. Since forum posts can’t be edited after submitting, I was concerned about linking it here and having bots grab it.

It works! Thank you so much for all your help with this, it’s going to make my order workflow much simpler.

Hi @dpeyou,

No worries, yes this works!! Thank you so much for the help!