calumbrash

Hi @arifulzzz,

I had a quick check and whatever image lazyloading plugin you’re using is making the thumbnails change to https://www.capetownchiro.com/wp-content/uploads/bfi_thumb/dummy-transparent-o1wozrnb2dtf3ghrh4odnxy912p2aeibhvwpuiai00.png which is transparent.
Please try disabling the lazyloader plugin and check if the thumbnails show.

From the looks of it it’s the WP Rocket Lazy Load.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @mypowerlogo,

It’s quite hard trying to fix an issue when you’ve provided us with very little details as to where and how the issue occurs.
Have you tried deleting the plugin and then reinstalling it, this can usually fix issues like this?

Cheers,
Calum

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by calumbrash.

Hi @rosecook,

You can turn off caching for your front page by turning off the toggle (shown in screenshot) https://snag.gy/RHxSfO.jpg
And on your other page that has the feed you can exclude it by following the instructions in Page Caching > Exclusions > URL Strings

The other option which would keep page caching on, is whenever you add a new video to Youtube just login to your WP Admin and clear full page cache.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @remcohaarlie,

This is more theme specific as there’s nothing Hummingbird can do to choose what files should load on specific pages.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @rosecook,

In Hummingbirds Page Cache Settings you can add URL Exclusions to make sure caching doesn’t occur on your Youtube Feeds page, this will guarantee you having your latest videos showing.
For your second question you can turn on the option Clear full cache when post/page is updated also in Page Cache Settings.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @remcohaarlie,

I ran a google page speed test and these files are no longer showing a warning?
As they’re post specific, they should only really be loaded on the specific post page but this is controlled by elementor so you’ll have to contact them.
Consider the Combine option in Hummingbird to reduce the amount of requests made and try the Inline CSS option, these will both help eliminate render-blocking resources.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @anecula,

Please create a separate support thread for tracking purposes.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @xpconversions,

Please create a separate ticket for your issue.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @lephala,

Please create a separate support ticket so we can help you separately.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @dabodude,

Could you please contact me via this contact form: https://premium.wpmudev.org/contact/
Select “I have a different question”
In subject please add “Attn: Calum” so that the message is assigned to me.
Also, please link to this thread for reference.

Best regards,
Calum

Hi @montenegroecoadventuresorg,

Those are not Hummingbird files, they are your site files. For example, https://spondeotravel.com/wp-content/uploads/hummingbird-assets/0032da6394f51d3e744a30e9890ecf79-1.js is the compressed version of jquery-core file. Minified versions are stored in ‘/uploads/hummingbird-assets’ folder, but you can change that to any folder you want in the Asset Optimization settings. Hummingbird does not overwrite any core files, instead it stores compressed copies in the above location. So in case you decide you want to reset everything back to defaults, the copies are removed and you are left with the original files.

In regards to

1.3MiB of JavaScript is parsed during initial page load. Defer parsing JavaScript to reduce blocking of page rendering.

you can locate these files in Hummingbirds Asset Optimization and turn on defer for them.

Regards,
Calum

Hi @supplementgenie,

I was able to fix this by turning off Compression and Combine in Hummingbirds Asset Optimization for wow.js see screenshot https://snag.gy/Xnpu7W.jpg

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @dabodude,

Can you please disable certain features of Hummingbird to try and narrow down the conflict? E.g. turn off Asset Optimization and then see if POS works?
If it is Asset Optimization, please try and find the POS files and turn off all functionality for it provided by Hummingbird.
I don’t have access to this premium plugin so it’s hard for me to debug.
Are there any errors in the console when trying to use PoS?

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @miguel1966,

Please create a separate support ticket for tracking reasons. In the meantime please delete the smush plugin using ftp. This should restore your site. Then you can try reinstalling Smush again. It looks like there was an error on installation.

Cheers,
Calum

Hi @1ian1,

If you have access to FTP you can edit the init_hooks() function in /wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/builder/plugin-compat/wp-smushit.php and comment out add_filter( 'wp_smush_enqueue', array( $this, 'wp_smush_enqueue' ) );
e.g.

public function init_hooks() {
    // Bail if there's no version found
    if ( ! $this->get_plugin_version() ) {
        return;
    }
    //add_filter( 'wp_smush_enqueue', array( $this, 'wp_smush_enqueue' ) );
}

This way you wont have to keep switching between themes to use Smush. I’ve contacted DIVI and asked them to fix this issue.

Smush will compress the images but not automatically resize the images to fit the container unless you have Smush Pro and use our brand new CDN feature.
What you will have to do is go through each of the images listed in GTmetrix and resize the images manually to the recommended sizes shown. Usually your theme should handle this but in this case it’s not.

Best regards,
Calum