• Resolved kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)


    Hi.

    So i used custom PHP code to show when my article is published and when its last updated. But, the problem begin when i tried using combine CSS feature from litespeeed cache plugin (in this case, i used guest optimization). The author name begin to appear as “oleh Huazil Muta” and then dissappeared. I tried to solve this problem, but haven’t found any clue yet. Maybe you guys can help me to fix this issue by deleting the author meta data completely from generatepress’s theme file.

    Here’s the code i used to show last updated & last published date:
    https://paste.pics/a71a4d545cf305910064e8ecf037ca54

    Also, here’s the image i took from pagespeed insight when guest optimization (combine CSS is turned on):
    https://paste.pics/ad60dd8ae75fef13fe68854df91e3955

    And when it’s turned off :
    https://paste.pics/dd0c2b068d9118cb9b2c500866768b39

    Plese don’t reccommend any use of additional plugin because i tried to limit my hosting resource as much as i can. Thank you

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    Here’s the link for post that i used for testing : https://supportstartup.net/harga-franchise-martabak-pecenongan-78/

    Can you temporarily disable Litespeed plugin? I’ll re-check afterwards.

    Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    Yup, its been disabled but i hope that i can enable it ASAP

    Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    By the way, i also need to mention that im not disabling litespeed cache cache, but i only need to disable 2 of its feature that i used before which is:
    – Guest Optimization
    – Load CSS Asynchronously

    It’s appearing as expected when those are disabled. So, it seems to be a CSS optimization issue.

    Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    Is there any way to fix this problem? Like i can’t turn off those optimization feature forever because it really affect my load time speed

    Usually, any merging of CSS or JS code causes issues. Your optimization plugin seems to be optimizing the CSS in a wrong way somehow adding display:none to the meta.

    Perhaps you can try a different plugin? Or you can try to copy the preferred settings for Autoptimize unto your plugin and see if that helps: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/configuring-autoptimize/

    Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    if i must say, im okay with disabling Load CSS Asynchronously cause it didn’t affect my load time that much. But what i need is enabling Guest Optimization, but the meta data of “oleh Huazil Muta’ keeps appearing even after i add some exclusion from the link you provide. Now, i actualy have contacted litespeed’s support, and they said that something with HTML file is the cause for the appearence of the metadata “by Huazil Muta’ if i enable Guest Optimization on Litesepeed Cache.

    Also, unfortunately that i cant really seems to change plugin, because litespeed cache got some feature that i need for this website. Is there anyway i can completely remove the author metadata from HTML file from the theme itself?

    I dont know if this gonna help, but this is my conversation with litespeed cache support from before:
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/website-become-slower-with-the-same-setting/

    Hi there,

    add this PHP Snippet to your site to remove the Author Meta HTML:

    add_filter( 'generate_post_author_output', function( $output ) {  
        return null;
    } );
    Thread Starter kannabanna

    (@kannabanna)

    Hi, thank you for the response.

    I have to say that im really happy the author meta data no longer appear when i turned on guest optimization. Thank you for the help that you guys provide for my problem

    Glad we could be of help!

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