Enrico

Poxa ai só testando mesmo.

Tenta exluir esse campo Cidade e criar novamente pelo plugin que eu te passei.

Ai você cria com form-row-last e ajusta no seu checkout.

é o que eu tentaria fazer =)

Abri o codigo inspecionando pelo navegador e consta apenas “form-row” na classe de inicio desse campo.

Inseri o last por aqui e alinhou certo no navegador.

<p class=”form-row address-field validate-required form-row-wide” id=”billing_city_field” data-priority=”70″ data-o_class=”form-row form-row-last address-field validate-required”><label for=”billing_city” class=””>Cidade 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Enrico.

Olá,

O campo Cidade está assim:
class=”form-row …”

Precisa estar assim:
class=”form-row-last …”

Você pode ajustar isso com um plugin chamado Checkout Field Editor.

Espero ter ajudado =)

Ok finally we got it resolved!

I removed all “Stretch Section” options from the layout containers in Elementor and activated “Full Width” in both the GeneratePress Theme and the Elementor Layout option in dashboard.

The conflict happens when using the Elementor “Strech Section” function and using the Full Width option I found the solution!

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Enrico.

I suspect it could be a conflict with Autoptimize, which modifies JS and is probably corrupting the page load.

I disabled the option “Aggregate JS Files” and I think it is working.

Some people managed to open correctly, others still open with error, but it may be a matter of Cache.

I am sad to not be able to use all the features of Autoptimize or another optimization plugin to improve the performance of the site because there is always some conflict with another plugin, breaking layout or disabling some function.

I am not a programming expert, but I believe that developers should follow strict rules for building plugins so that there are not so many conflict problems between them.

A tip, I managed to include this CSS style in my theme to remove the horizontal scroll bar:

body {overflow-x: hidden;}

I hope it can help =)

Complementing my investigation, I tested other versions of JQuery using the “JQuery Manager for WordPress”.

The result was that the latest version 3.5.1 is causing the problem.

So I selected the previous version 2.2.4 and removed the horizontal scroll bar.

I am sure it is a bug of Elementor’s “stretch section” incompatibility with the latest version of JQuery.

The problem now is that Google Speed ??Test accuses a less secure version of JQuery and downgrading the quality of the site.

I hope you can fix this as soon as possible!

Thanks for the support!

I hope that soon it will no longer be necessary to change the functions.php to use the plugins together =)

Cool, but keeping an outdated version of JQuery will penalize your Google Speed ??Test project.

I have the same problem related to Elementor’s Stretch Section.

Either use an outdated JQuery and worsen the test result, or update JQuery and get a horizontal scroll bar.

So far I haven’t been able to solve it, I have an open topic here on the forum about it.

Hi Frank,

Thank you for analyzing this question.

I have a few points to complement:

1) When I activated Lazy Load for you to check, the images disappeared, but a single image was still being displayed, bg_footer.png (https://lousamagica.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/bg_footer.png)
This image is the only one with “Ultra” compression as Imagefy indicated that it was already optimized in default compression but GoogleSpeedTest said it was necessary to optimize it.
This image was compressed after activating Lazy Load and checking the problem.
Was it the order of the processes performed or the type of compression?

2) Does the AO convert images to WebP if I select the option to load WebP? If the AP does this, it will not be necessary to use Imagefy and I can disable it.

Ok, I activated the Lazy Load option and left the CDN ShortPixel option disabled for you to analyze.

https://lousamagica.com/

The images are not loading on the site in this configuration.

As soon as you finish let me know so I can return the images on the site as soon as possible.

Hi Frank,

I cleared the Cache, waited for a while and redid the analysis.

Everything is ok now, I believe it was a cache problem as you said.

Thank you,

Hello!

I’m having the same problem when using the Imagify plugin. If I activate Autoptimize’s Lazy Load for images, WebP images will not appear on the site.

Only if you activate ShortPixel the images appear.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Enrico.

Consegui fazer a tradu??o instalando o plugin LOCO TRANSLATE e configurando o idioma do WordPress para PT-BR (brasileiro). Ficou Ok a tradu??o nos temas nativos. Se você instalar outro tema pode ter que traduzir novamente, foi o meu caso. Abra?o