Supplement Genie

@supernovia the issue I am having is that, as mentioned above, on the product page, the thumbnails load over the main image.

I added the above code to the functions.php and that prevented lazyload from initiating on the product page and all images loaded on pagelaod. However, since the last update, this function appears to have been rendered useless and the lazyload activated on product pages which gives me the same issue again as mentioned above.

that being said, I would rather not need to use anything to block it and be able to use the lazyload on all pages without issue.

I have taken a screenshot to give you an idea but cannot seem to post it here?

@kokkieh

Thank you for your reply.

Are the servers not optimized to deliver the files in a manner that would not be classed as render blocking?

@lizarkoski

you can view the image here

I had to zoom out to get all the files in so I apologise if it’s a bit small.

@vanyukov

I use the standard Recently viewed products widget that comes with Woocommerce. No options with that?

@calumbrash
Thanks a lot for that ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Supplement Genie.

@lizkarkoski
I have deactivated all plugins with the exception of Jetpack and Woocommerce, tested the lazy load feature and got the same result.

All I can think is that there is an issue with the Woocommerce product page and the jetpack lazyload feature?

I added the

apply_filters( ‘lazyload_is_enabled’, true );

to my functions.php file but it has made no difference and I am still having the same issues

@lizkarkoski thanks for your reply.

If you checked the page I included, it wouldnt have shown any issues as I had to deactivate the lazyload feature.

I deactivated the XML RPC because I have seen that it can cause website vulnerabilities and make it easier for hackers?

I reactivated it but the Lazyload still didnt work.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Supplement Genie.

You’d mentioned this was a known error, had the plugin been updated to resolve this error?

Sorry,

%%Page_title%% should be %%title%% and %%site%% should be %%sitename%%

But gives the same problem as mentioned in first issue question

Hi, sorry ive been away and unable to check back here.

Issues are still the same as far as I can see.

For example when snmartcrawl imports data from yoast (most recent free version)

My meta description only does the command and not the required information

Ie %%site%% should show – supplement genie. But instead when accessing the website via any browser it shows %%site%% and not the site name.

The same is true for all tags – %%sep%%, %%page_title%% etc

Sorry, please ignore/delete. Must be a new thing with woocommerce as nite noticing it in other areas if my site.

@akashmalik

Thank you for explaining.

based on the explanation, I appreciate that it is not your fault and I apologise for how I may have come across :-).

Im trying to figure out the best method to attract new customers and the reward scheme offers an excellent prospect.

the single sided referral may work better to begin with.

Thanks again

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Supplement Genie.

@mzakariya
hope I dont sound cheeky, and appreciate that it is not your fault. but its now been over a month and for no one on Github to have responded or even to have acknowledged the issue and said whether or not they could look into it, i feel is pretty poor.

Other than this issue, however, the plugin works great and no other concerns ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Supplement Genie.

@wpmudev-support8
the Yoast plugin uses both. it has %%page%% and %%page_title%% but it seems to only populate the relevant one and leave what might not have an associated value, blank.

In my question, i only put a snippet to give an idea.
The whole meta title would infact be along the lines of:

%%page_title%% %%sep%% %%title%% %%sep%% %%site%%

and when smartcrawl imports these, that is how it is displayed, no data is populated

Hope that helps ??