essaund

Hello,

Thanks for your reply. Actually, I noticed the JS Delayed Includes option yesterday after posting this. I will test it in the weekend and revert back with the outcome.

As for UCSS, the biggest complaint is that this has to be done by a third-party service, QUIC Cloud.

And I have had situations where it totally fails to generate the UCSS and the error message it shows is something a noob like me can’t fix.

But what the plugins I have mentioned do is make the whole process easy, Generate Critical CSS and delay the rest of the stylesheets (There’s is a section to include the stylesheets) until the user interacts with the page.

They also allow you to include CSS selectors that the generation of CCSS may have skipped. I can see LiteSpeed Cache has this option, but no matter what I do, all those selectors I include get skipped.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by essaund.

@wpquadssupport ~ Have you checked this issue?

@wpquadssupport?~ I have shared the videos. Please treat this issue as urgent/critical alongside the one with sticky ads not working.

@wpquadssupport ~

Check the video under issue 2

https://github.com/wpquads/quick-adsense-reloaded/issues/842#issuecomment-1775519726

I have found a way to resolve this issue under Targeting conditions. But a slight adjustment will be required on your side.

In this case, I can create an AD and under targeting set it to display on select devices.

The condition only works if I choose OR but it doesn’t work if I choose AND.

For example, on this screenshot using AND under Included On doesn’t work. The advertisement doesn’t display whether on Desktop or Tablet.

But if I choose OR under Include On it works.

Surprisingly, the AND condition works if I use it under Excluded On as seen below.

This is confusing and needs refinement.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by essaund.

I’m using version 2.0.75 since later versions have broken the sticky ADs.

I will share a video about how this bug works. But you should be in a position to recreate it too.

Create one Sticky AD and under conditions choose to display it on Desktop/Tablet devices.

Then create a second Sticky AD and under conditions choose to display it on mobile devices.

Instead of obeying these conditions, WpQuads displays both sticky ads regardless of the device type.

@wpquadssupport ~ I have tested different plugins including using manual placements and realized it’s WPQuads that’s adding the invalid character to Google Ad Manager header tag codes.

@wpquadssupport combine this bug with the other sticky ad issues.

@wpquadssupport no word about this?

This looks like it was broken a long time ago. Downgraded all the way to version 2.0.60 and it still doesn’t work.

That’s not my website. I gave you that website as a reference of what you need to create.

Check Github where you posted this issue. I have shared a video of my demo/developer website. Check the video and use that link.

Please don’t post the URL in forums. Here’s the video.

https://github.com/wpquads/quick-adsense-reloaded/issues/731#issuecomment-1699418963

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by essaund.

I’m asking if your plugin can create Sticky ADS.

And how about Google AD Manager?

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by essaund.

@wpquadssupport ~ The sticky ads no longer works.

You broke this feature when all it needed was just a slight adjustment to the CSS code. We’re now in V2.0.78 of WPQuads and it’s not working.

@wpquadssupport ~ Version 2.0.76 breaks this feature. It was supposed to fix the missing codes that I mentioned on GitHub but it stops sticky ads from working altogether.

I have had to downgrade back to v2.0.75 and use my customizations to fix the missing codes as captured here.