CRP still appearing on mobile even after option is checked

Do you have the CRP cache enabled?
If so, could you please try to disable this and give it a shot?

This was a preliminary implementation that uses the wp_is_mobile checker and I suspect there might be a few quirks

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Ajay.

I had not tried that, thanks for the idea! Unfortunately it didn’t work.

Do you have any other caching plugin by any chance? I don’t run a caching plugin on my site and it works well.

But, assuming you still have the disable on mobile active, I checked your site and note this doesn’t work.

I do run WPRocket as well, so there may be a conflict there.

I do have it checked as “disabled on mobile” and it does not work; the related posts still appear.

I suspect it is WPRocket which caches the pages properly. Do you have the setting enabled currently?

I tried to debut your site by using the Firefox Developer tools > Responsive Design mode and even in the mobile view, it uses the WPRocket cached file from I can see.

Unfortunately, I’m not sure what the workaround for this could be.

Hi Ajay,

If, as you say, WPRocket is working as it should, it would be great if it was compatible.

Running a pagespeed test, it shows that my only non-optimized images are CRP’s. WPRocket optimizes all of my images, so it seems something in the plugin is blocking it.

Since mobile pagespeed is a ranking factor, it would be great for all plugin users if there was a solution, as I am sure I am not the only one using a cache plugin.

I’m not familiar with WPRocket. I haven’t purchased this so can’t test it.

How does WPRocket optimise images? The images generated by CRP use the add_image_size which is the standard WordPress plugin and should be able to get optimised.

I agree on getting that working with the caching plugins but I’m not sure how to get it working separately if the same cached page is served. I’ll try one of the free ones for testing.

By the way, can I confirm that you definitely have the option in the plugin settings enabled?

Hi,

I am lazyloading images via WPRocket, but that is the only image-specific thing I’ve done. Also minifying HTML/CSS/JS, and have turned on cache preloading.

I’ve tried to clear my cache (both WPRocket and CRP’s) multiple times, and it does not make a difference. I can also confirm I’ve had “Disable display of related posts on mobile devices” turned on since my initial message.

I have also tried removing my custom CSS to see if it would make a difference, but it has not.

I’ve uploaded a screencap from a Google PageSpeed test here: https://bloguedebeatrice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Capture-d’écran-le-2018-12-19-à-12.42.10.png

all of my related posts images end in -feat.jpg, and as you can see, only these (+ a sidebar image) seem to cause issues.

Thanks.

Are you in a position to do some debugging in a staging site perhaps?

This would require you to turn off WPRocket, reset the CRP settings to default and then reapply Disable on Mobile setting

Also, something just struck me when you mentioned that the images for the related posts are -feat.jpg. The plugin by default doesn’t generate images with feat ending. It uses an image size that you specify in the settings page.

Additionally, how exactly is the code generated on the page there? Is this the automatic insertion or is there some change that you’ve done to the theme to get it in the right size and place?