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The weird thing is meta description for homepage did work fine with Yoast and Rank Math. Even so, the SEO Framework is my favourite of all because of its simplicity.

Hope this will do the trick.

Thank you!

Ha I knew it!

So my initial set up was okay thanks to all your helpful documentation! Thanks again for double checking it for me.

Left a review now. Have a good day ??

Ah I see – thanks.

So, on general settings, leave Output buffering Enabled as default. Change Dynamic Blocks to Server side (should work fine with LiteSpeed Cache?).

No need to do anything for all the other “normal” blocks.

For this HTML element block, enter “.featured-media image” and select insertion Server-side.

Sounds about right?

Thanks for your super fast response!

It goes to show how confused I am. I read those pages which is why I chose server-side insertion for this HTML element as it says “server-side insertion is the best approach” with output buffering enabled.

For the sake of my exceptionally thick brain, can you confirm my set up is correct? Or is it just a matter of preference as both are acceptable? Or perhaps one option gives better speed on Mobile over the other?

It’s for AdSense only. HTML element is for featured image.

Hi Tom,

I might look into this setup again in future but for now, I decided to leave it.

Thanks for trying to help though ??

Hi Tom,

Thanks for your quick response.

Unfortunately, I’m having the same problem with Twenty Twenty One too.

I followed your suggestions. Twentig won’t work with LiteSpeed Cache. Even with the cache plugin deactivated, the layout doesn’t look as customised (Incognito view), i.e font is huge.

On Site Health info, I have this:

“The scheduled event, litespeed_task_imgoptm_pull, is late to run. Your site still works, but this may indicate that scheduling posts or automated updates may not work as intended.”

But I think this is irrelevant? I’ve seen the same message on and off before.

It’s a shame I can’t make this work. If you have any pointers, please let me know although it must be difficult for you without seeing it.

Thanks for your help.

Awesome – thank you very much! ??

Hi Gijo,

Thanks for your quick response.

I’ve removed all keywords and re-added just two: adsbygoogle.js and analytics.js. All good now.

I’ve sent you an email through your website. Hope that’s okay?

Oh, have coffee on me! ??

Thank you again.

Superb!

Thanks again for the wonderful theme and all your help ??

Hi Anders,

Thanks for your prompt response as always!

I use blocks in pages only, not blog posts so it works for me.

Thanks for confirming the above code is fine.

From your response somewhere here, I saw:

@media (min-width: 769px) and (max-width: 1024px) { /* CSS in here for tablet only */ }

@media (min-width: 1025px) { /* CSS in here for desktop only */ }

I’m guessing there’s a way to have the same effect on both devices (tablet and desktop) with one code? This just confuses me. I tried different combinations but with no luck.

Thanks again!

Thank you – your code worked after changing the selector to .site-header.

I have the rest figured out before posting this topic but because I see many of “when one thing works, something else breaks”, I thought I’d start from scratch with your suggestions.

For now, this topic is solved.

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Thanks for your prompt response! ??

Without posting my site, I hope the below basic setup helps you help me.

Container – Width 1100px; One Container; Boxes (Alignment)
Header – Current; Full (Header Width); Contained (Inner Header Width); Left (Alignment)
Primary Navigation – Full; Contained; Left; Float Right

Ignoring all the codes above, please tell me how to:
1. make logo and Hamburger menu in a single line
2. make sticky menu on desktop but NOT on sticky on Mobile
3. make main blog post area narrow – it’s too wide on desktop

I have about 250 css lines under additional css after extensive reading. But my inexperience is causing conflicts in the layout.

So, I’ll start from scratch with the help you can give on the above.

Thanks.

I’ve been reading some of those info before posting and got really overwhelmed. Was hoping for some simple example.

I’ll do some more reading…

Thank you! Updated with a cleaner code.

Got the same error after the update and my hosting company says the user.ini file was causing the issue so they disabled the file.

Thank you for the awesome theme and support!

Hi,

Thanks for your quick response!

It was an automated email: “Since WordPress 5.2 there is a built-in feature that detects when a plugin or theme causes a fatal error on your site, and notifies you with this automated email.”

And it directs me to the above snippet.