miketica

I’ll approach these issues one by one.

So far, imagick was missing from the server, not sure if that influenced anything. Installing it did not help, reinstalling Litespeed shows it as enabled now.
Google Fonts are still being loaded by the Thrive Leads plugin, initiated by JQuery

Thanks.

Load CSS Asynchronously was not enabled, correct.

Excluding /wp-content/uploads/maxmegamenu/style.css from both CSS Excludes or URI Excludes does not help. I just tried it.

Thanks

Thank you for the great support, Tom.

This might take a while longer to solve, I have reached out to Litespeed support, as you suggested.

Hi Tom,

The file is already excluded from minification, but the menu still breaks when enabling CSS Async. This is how the menu looks (on desktop) with CSS async enabled, notice how the mobile menu icon appears:

https://prnt.sc/o3ulsb

The file I excluded from minification is /wp-content/uploads/maxmegamenu/style.css , but, like I said, it does not help and I have to keep async off until I figure this out.

The Litespeed Cache plugin mentions this option:
“Elements with attribute data-no-async=”1″ in html code will be excluded.”
They also have an area where you can
“Specify critical CSS rules for above-the-fold content when enabling Load CSS Asynchronously”

Thanks,
Mike

Oh, and
7. Purge All/Empty Entire Cache does not work, stale content is still being served. To ensure freshness, I have to go to Database Optimizer and Manually Clean the JS/CSS. Not sure if some of the cache issues aren’t caused by the theme’s and builder’s (Beaver Builder) own cache system

Hey @tomersidi ,

Thank you for your help, but it only points out the issues I already knew were there.

I still need help solving the specific issues I pointed out in my request:

1. are the pages cached correctly?
2. why the images are not served in webp format
3. why are there requests still being made to Google for Google Fonts after disabling them
4. why instant click breaks the page layout/lazy load function
5. why the first visit on pages other than the homepage get a x-litespeed-cache: miss header, although I have enabled and run the Litespeed Crawler
6. why Critical CSS is not generated correctly (for example the menu on the homepage is loaded as a mobile menu while on other pages it is loaded as a desktop menu. I have separated CCSS post types and listed each URI separately (because the pages do not follow the same template).

Thank you.

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/progressivetree.com/2LmlRTR1 – huge TTFB
https://gtmetrix.com/reports/progressivetree.com/K1kxsSx3 – slow admin-ajax

These 2 tests are meant to show how speed tests are not constant (these 2 particular tests above were made with a simulated LTE connection)

Hey guys,

You should probably prioritize based on on what’s popular: Beaver Builder, Thrive, Elementor, Visual Composer, SiteOrigin.

I am currently using Beaver Builder and loving it, but that varies from project to project.

Speaking of different projects, it would also be nice to be able to better organize graphics and images based on projects (and be able to delete them in bulk). I know about the collection features, but a folder structure would be easier ti work with, if it is not too hard to implement. Different themes also use different sizes for various elements, such as featured images, galleries, banners, etc. Being able to associate various custom sizes with collections/projects would also be a big time saver.

Good luck and thanks again.

Thanks Alex,

Great support.

I use W3 Total Cache (it is probably conflicting with it). I am on cloudways, which also uses redis, memcached and varnish.
Object cache in W3TC settings is set to redis.

Great, I’ll check on each one of these suggestions.

Thanks a lot, Frank!

Found the issue, the tag was incorrectly implemented.

I appreciate you taking the time to help me with this issue.

Thanks.

Also getting the same notice

Are you using your own mail server?
Have you had issues with your email being spoofed (someone else pretending to send mail from your email address)?

You should use intodns.com & mxtoolbox.com to test for email issues and blacklist checks. Fix the issues one by one. Some issues that you currently have:

• Reverse MX A records (PTR)
• Missing dmarc record
• HTTPS – The Certificate has a name mismatch

Most of the email providers will send your emails to the Spam folders until you fix these issues.
Good luck!

I apologize for the late reply. The website has a lot of plugins. I am using CloudFlare & MaxCDN. Today, when I tried Autooptimize with the CSS and HTML options checked(JS unchecked) it broke my site and maxed out the resources on a InMotion server to the point where I had to manually delete the plugin from the server. I’ve had various results with other caching plugins (they didn’t break the site), but Autoptimize was one of my favorites, I even paid for Critical CSS. I am not against paying for a decent solution, but it is hard finding something that works with this website’s configuration.
Like I said the site has a lot of plugins installed, so Autoptimize might conflict with them.
Combining and minifying JS is what gives me most trouble. I guess I’ll look for a plugin that gives me decent results and use CloudFlare’s Rocket loader after I figure out what scripts to exclude(it gives me awesome performance, but breaks couple of things).