usabe

Hello @swerlz

Did you check the page source? Are those gallery images with lazy load tag? If not probably that’s the reason. Then probably you need to find out why those images are not lazyloaded. Are those images supposed to be in the first viewport?

Regards,
Abe

Hello @everet

Our latest version is v4.1 right now. Could you please give it a try? Just see if the issue got resolved. If not then we’ll look into that.

Regards,
Abe

hello @sonugpc

Thank you for bringing this up. Yes, indeed we found out that the query string is not needed any more since now we use the hash code for the file content for file name.

Just removed it from the latest dev branch.

Regards,
Abe

Hello @evette23

Sorry currently it can not. By default the generated css and js files are in the /wp-content/litespeed/ directory, with the hash code of the content as file name.

But if you really want to get it done as you described, maybe you could use rewrite rules in htaccess file to achieve that as a work-around. You could do some research on that.

Regards,
Abe

Hello @teeboy4real

Thank you for bringing this up. Stanley does not work for litespeed any more. So that part is not updated. Maybe it worked with lscwp v3, but we don’t think it would for v4.

If you really need it now, maybe you can give it a try with v3.x to see how it goes?

Regards,
Abe

Hello @lesliex

Sorry I didn’t quite get what you mean by “exclude plugin tables in database from caching”. Did you turn on object cache? Otherwise LSCWP is for full page caching but not specifically cache your database tables.

Regards,
Abe

Hello @rcverma

If you want to include those css code in the first 60kbs of page source, maybe you can add them to the ccss rules. Please refer to this : https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#critical-css-rules

Or you could try excluding css files or inline css from being minified or combined if it helps. Please refer to this : https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#css-excludes

Regards,
Abe

Hello @bad0

Technically the options you suggested are possible, but I don’t think our devs will implement this soon.

If you want a different TTL for that block, currently ESI shortcode block could set separate TTL. Can you consider a work-around with that?

Please refer to this: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/admin/#turning-wordpress-shortcodes-into-esi-blocks

Regards,
Abe

Hi @scysys

Thank you for the reporting. The ping command will not get a response but the server it working as expected.

The lscwp functions are working.

Regards,
Abe

Hi @yaquawa

From the behavior you described, it’s possible that the OPTIONS request being cached instead of the GET request. I can tell that from the post, you have the capability to do further digging and troubleshooting. Could you please check the cache plugin log or even the lsws log to figure it out?

Frankly speaking, we rarely had this scenario happen to us in the past. If you could verify that it would be great.

Regards,
Abe

Hi,

What do you mean by “404 error on file /litespeed-cache/guest.vary.php”? Maybe you can take a screenshot or send the GTmetrix report page?

Guest Mode could be turned on for all the supported litespeed server types. Although the specific optimization features available for each server type or settings may be different, the available features will be used.

Regards,
Abe

Thanks @tomalec

Thank you for pointing this out. Good point. I will forward it to our dev team and see how they would like to get a better compatibility on this.

Regards,
Abe

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Hi,

It’s not easy to extract a definite conclusion from the report. Sometimes crawler may cause some load issue, but from the setting you provided it seems not a big problem. But you may still consider tuning it a little bit to see if it helps.

Also another suggestion is to disable the option “Cache Wp-Admin” in the Object-Cache tab in Cache menu. This has more possibility to cause this problem from the report.

Regards,
Abe

Hi,

I just checked the site. Which version of lscwp are you using?

From the page source, some of the images are using the webp format, but not all. So there may be some chances that you can make more from that. You need to make sure the webp are generated first and then are used in the page.

Removing unused CSS feature is available in v4.1. You can try that.

For the lazy load images, your page already had 31 imgs set to lazyload, but not all.

Removing unused js, currently I don’t think lscwp provides this feature.

Overall, since these are very site specific issues, I would suggest you to find a LiteSpeed optimization expert who provides this service to handle it for you. I know there are some one in the GoLiteSpeed channel for lscwp.

Regards,
Abe

Hello,

I just checked your site and now it seems fine. Looks like you have already adopted a smart work-around?

The problem may come from the html minify function. I saw that now you added more than one space or tab between the two words. It may help.

Regards,
Abe