• TCFT

    (@tunecraft)


    Hi,

    Are you aware of any conflicts or possible issues between Bold Builder and WPRocket ?

    We’re having issues when using Rocket’s CSS optimization with Bold Builder.

    Also when using Rocket’s Lazy Load feature, would you advise to turn off Bold Builder’s Lazy Load on all images ?

    Thanks

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  • I am using all WP-Rocket functions. WP-Rocket did advise to disabel the bold builder lazyload.

    The only issue I am having is with RUCSS but I don’t think that is related to Bold Builder

    Thread Starter TCFT

    (@tunecraft)

    Thanks a lot for the heads up Dyin ! Was about to ask WPRocket team about it, but will turn off BB Lazy Load accordingly. It’s a shade to have to go through allllll the images to turn this function off instead of ticking a bow tho…

    As for RUCSS, we’re also having issues with it so I wouldn’t exclude a link with Bold Builder. ‘Load asynchronously’ also gives some weird and inconsistent errors.

    A ok. If you are also having issues with RUCSS and Bold Builder it may indeed be necessary to look into it.
    It is the default now with WP Rocket. I have had Bold and WP Rocket look into it but without real results.

    I also think there is a global setting for lazy load in Bold builder. Can’t remember where it was

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by dyin.
    Plugin Author boldthemes

    (@boldthemes)

    Hello @dyin and @tunecraft,

    thanks for using our plugin.

    Bold Builder uses WordPress’s native implementation for lazy load for images (img tag) and custom made javascript for background images. In principle, it is better to use single solution for particular functionality, because this reduces the possibility of conflict.

    Regarding CSS issues, we don’t have enough information to help. Maybe you can send us a link so we can take a look.

    Best regards

    That is indeed why I suggest using the one from WP Rocket.
    I have made tickets on the premium support page.

    I had a look at my RUCSS issue in your premium theme support ticketing system and you are right. It seems like I didn’t open one for that. I only send it to WP-Rocket as I thought it was for them to resolve.
    Perhaps tunecraft can open one for it ??

    PS: RUCSS is not a CSS issue but a tool from WP-Rocket to remove unused CSS

    Thread Starter TCFT

    (@tunecraft)

    Hey guys, thanks for updating on this.

    Haven’t heard back from Rocket yet, but confirmed with a friend that the problem might be linked to Bold Builder possibly generating some contents (slideshow + nav) in full JS. Thus they are considered as non present when Rocket try to output CPCSS, which might be causing problems. (We’re having this specifically on pages with Slideshow using background images, as confirmed by Bold.)

    @bold: Would be glad to pop you some links, but our support is actually over: How to reach you guys in private to send you a specific/problematic URL & screenshots ?

    @dyin: will update here when I’ll hear back from Rocket. RUCSS was actually messing with our cart when we tried it, which is why we switched to Load? Asynchronously. Please not I’m def not an expert in all this tho… As for deactivating Bold Lazy Load site wide, I’d be really interested to know where to do that with a simple checkbox rather than going through hundreds of pages and images..


    Ok wow. WP-Rocket has been looking into it for a crazy long time on my site and they couldn’t find the reason. I do also use sliders.

    I don’t remember for sure if there was a general lazyload setting. It could be that I manually disabled them everywhere. But that does indeed sound like a lot of work

    Thread Starter TCFT

    (@tunecraft)

    Well @bold adding a checkbox to disable Bold’s Lazy Load site wide might be a great idea then ??

    Plugin Author boldthemes

    (@boldthemes)

    Hello @tunecraft,

    you can contact us on info(at)bold-themes.com.

    Your suggestion to add a checkbox to disable Bold’s Lazy Load site wide sounds interesting. For now, it is possible to remove lazy loading site wide by adding a filter:

    add_filter( 'wp_lazy_loading_enabled', '__return_false' );

    You can add this filter to functions.php, child theme or using a third party plugin.

    Best regards

    Thread Starter TCFT

    (@tunecraft)

    Great, thanks for the snippet, I will do that for now.

    Will email you soon regarding problems with Rocket and CSS.

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