Ashutosh Sharma

Part 1 and Part 3 are using different blocks. You have used Gallery on Part 3, which has a different structure, therefore, the same CSS selector won’t work.

.gallery-item img {
    width: 100% !important;
    height: auto !important;
    border-radius: 0 !important;
    object-fit: unset !important;
}

You can use the above CSS to make the images full width, but make sure to edit the gallery and use medium image size (at least) for better results.

You can also edit the existing CSS, and add .gallery-item img (recommended):

figure img {    width: 100% !important;    height: auto !important;    border-radius: 0 !important;    object-fit: unset !important;}

Becomes:

figure img, .gallery-item img {    width: 100% !important;    height: auto !important;    border-radius: 0 !important;    object-fit: unset !important;}

You seem to be using PHP 8.2.13, if you made this switch recently, try downgrading. You have a custom theme, and it could be outdated. Outdated code could cause different issues, including yours. You can also enable debugging mode and see logs to see if you have any leads there.

You have also added some redirects, for example, https://www.proscubadiver.net/sitemap.xml redirects to https://www.proscubadiver.net/sitemap.xml/ make sure to correct these, and add a redirect from http to https after updating your links.

You are using LiteSpeed cache, which could be taking time to generate the optimized CSS/JS files, depending on your server resources and how busy it is.

Have you tried disabling the plugin and compared the results?

If that doesn’t help, you can try to use the crawler cron if it is enabled by your hosting provider.

WooCommerce generates its own schema. Have you disabled that? If not, here is an existing thread which contains the PHP code to do so.

You can use Plugin Load Filter plugin to achieve this.

@t-p screenshot just shows what’s on the website, not sure how it is an issue. And I can’t edit my comment anyway, there is no option to do that.

You need to enable debugging and capture error logs to see if there are any errors when you upload the plugin zip.

Thanks @williambeach, but that isn’t necessary.

@t-p how come? @madop has mentioned that he is facing a problem with “random, unnecessary hard returns”. Those are caused by NBSP characters in his text, and the attached screenshot just shows that.

Check your menu, looks like this menu item is missing URL. And make sure to use /#about not just #about

I tried query monitor, but I do not really seem to find out what exactly makes the backend slow.

• How much time are the DB queries talking? (Overview panel)
• Are there any entries under HTTP API Calls?

You can also try using Code Profiler plugin if you haven’t already (deactivate Query Monitor first).

You should post this on their support forum: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/dokan-lite/

You have non-breaking space ( ) characters in your text:

Replace them with normal space, and browsers will wrap the text properly.

• This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by t-p.

I wouldn’t suggest updating WP on the live website. You should create a staging website to test the updates.

Rename accordions-or-faqs directory under /wp-content/plugins. Your website should then work if the problem was caused by that plugin.

You can also enable debugging mode and capture logs to get a better idea about what’s happening.