deewinc

Hello,

The issue doesn’t show up when I’m logged in the WordPress admin. So, I figured out it might be some cache issue.

I cleared the browser cache and hard reloaded the page. The error now doesn’t show up.

Thanks for taking time to try solve the issue. Turns out it’s nothing at all. Just browser cache issues.

Hello,

You can confirm it now. I have updated it to include the arrows for navigation.

Regards

Hello,

Here it is

https://bit.ly/METABUGSLIDER

I have removed the arrows for navigation. Try use a phone for now to see the issue.

I will update the slider to include the arrows later when I get back on my workstation.

Haven’t tried it on 20-21 theme. Will do so laters and see.

Regards

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by deewinc.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by deewinc.

Funny thing Autoptimzie JS for the slider is render-blocking while W3TC’s is not. I will share a screenshot in the next 24 hours.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by deewinc.

Hello

Thanks for the follow up. I let W3 Total Cache handle the lazy load for images.

I’m working on a products review site and having all sliders lazy load is important.

So, excluding them isn’t an option. How I wish Autoptimize was fast in loading it’s lazy load JS. Like I said, it takes almost 1000ms to load the JS while W3 Total Cache takes around 30ms.

Hello,

That works. Thanks.

Just wondering. How can I exclude a whole directory for a plugin. In Autoptimzie for instance, all you do is set the directory location for the file
/wp-content/plugins/some-plugin/

How about W3TC?

Nearly all plugins during the first run after installation. I usually have to disable W3 Total Cache to configure a conflicting plugin. From there, everything runs fine even after reenabling W3TC.

A good example is Cloudflare plugin, Updraft plugin, and others.

Thanks so much. The solution works.

I have left a follow up question.

Hello @ibonazkoitia

Thanks so much for your reply. It did work but the problem is, ACF isn’t displaying the field label on the post.

Instead, it displays a non-clickable link (the link that I want linked to the affiliate disclosure title) on the top of the post title.

@ibonazkoitia what if the ‘option’ parameter is two words, how should I write it

<?php the_field('affiliate_disclosure', 'option'); ?>

I have replaced the header_title with affiliate_disclosure

The option parameter is AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE (Two words)

@ibonazkoitia thanks for your reply. I will give you an update in like an hours time.

@ibonazkoitia ~ update. I already know where to add the php code on the post template. However, I don’t know where to extract the php for the ACF’s custom field that I have created.

@ibonazkoitia

Thanks for your response. I have since done the following and I do have the following questions as well.

1. Created an options page

2. Created a link on the options page

3. Added a True/False field

QUESTIONS

1. (Retrieve that custom field content in the single.php and add it on top of the title)< How do I do this?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by deewinc.

@ibonazkoitia

Thanks for your response. It’s a global link for all posts. Any idea how I can achieve that using ACF Pro as mentioned?

Hello @kbat82

I can confirm that my theme has picked up the slider images and applied lazyload after a purge action.

Thanks so much