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I found out. I’t because the AI Website Builder blocks the view so Elementor is not visible. The only way to get the Elementor option to appear, is to first choose AI Website builder. If you choose any of the 2 others, Elementor does not appear. Very stupid system…

Perfect!

Thank you very much. You have been most helpful! ??

Thank you very much for your answer. That makes good sense, and it’s doable ??

So, if I simply paste the relevant image link in the new attribute section like below, will it read it? I mean, no need for “” signs or anything else. Just the straight-up link in the box (plus the other steps you mentioned, naturally)?

Thanks!

Thank you ??

But that would then mean that I can only choose one of the subcategories in the campaign, right? I would like all the dreamcatchers to be in the campaign.

Also, if I only enable the subcategories, then the main categori would be empty, right? The main category is the one that ranks the best, so that would not be good.

Are there any other solutions? Or can it not be done? If so, I suppose deleting the subcategories would revert things back? Even though it would suck because the subcategories can rank as well, just on different key words.

Martin

Anyone?

Thank you very much for your reply ??

Yes, I keep all my products from all categories in the same feed, and all the 22 dreamcatchers are there.

However, when looking at the feed, I see that the product type (which I sort by in Google Shopping) is now different for many of them.

So, rather that being

<g:product_type>Dr?mmefangere</g:product_type>

It’s now

<g:product_type>Dr?mmefangere til b?rn||Dr?mmefangere</g:product_type>

So, the product type mentions both the main category and the subcategory, rather than just the main category.

I can’t figure out how to undo that, though. Any ideas?

Martin

Hi Alan,

Thank you very much for the suggestion ??

I now tried the Health Check and Troubleshooting plugin, and as it turns out the lazyloading actually came from Elementor. I had no idea it also had a lazy loading function.

In case this could help some one else, I fixed it by using the Lazy Load Control For Elementor plugin.

Now, no more lazyloading.

A note, though. Unfortunately, it did not reduce my high LCP time.

Thanks again ??

Best regards,

Martin

Solved it. It was actually ShopEngine that had a wishlist element active.

Cheers!