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Cleared all cache on the site/server side. Cleared browser cache (though honestly if you are seeing it set as summary – my browser wouldn’t have anything to do with it right?). I’ve even gone so far as to change it to “summary,” save changes, then change it back to “summary with large image.” Went to Twitter card validator, still shows thumbnail image.

Thanks for the response. I actually regenerated the shortcode and it still didn’t appear. I don’t have the Classic Editor plugin and, none of my plugins have changed between when this was last working, and now. No new themes or anything. In fact, no changes at all since this last worked. Any other suggestions?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by extinctdisney.

Sure are! Posted that a while ago while I was researching whether or not to purchase the plugin. ??

Thanks so much! I will work to do everything manually. Once it’s done I suppose I won’t have to do it again. ??

Answered my own question sorry.

Thanks so much for the response! I should maybe specify that I am looking to do this for all files in my media library, not just those directly associated with a post. I am using a gallery plugin on each post so ultimately, the only image associated with each post directly, and thus that appears in the suggested export, is the featured image. Beyond that, there could be 20 photos in a gallery that this method doesn’t pull.

I tried the galleries export function but alas, while that does export the full list of my galleries, it doesn’t also export the images inside them.

Any way to export the actual media library in full without a post association by chance?

Thank you Anton. I had Page Caching enabled already though a few of the options under it I could not use as they ended up serving my page incorrectly.

I removed Hummingbird and installed another optimization plugin and saw a large increase in my response times so this issue can now be closed.

Thank you again for your help.

The Google analysis identifies the server slowness issues as well, but completely separately from assets that cause delays. If you’d like to see what I’m seeing, please follow the below link:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fextinctdisney.com%2F

A new check this morning continues to identify “https://www.extinctdisney.com/wp-content/uploads/hummingbird-assets/dcca48920b7c25b6805bdb4b4fe2e65d.js” as having a response time of 1230ms.

Also, again, to clarify, the analysis for the Desktop site seems fine. It is specifically on the mobile side that this particular asset is causing a delay.

While I appreciate the response, I have noticed that even on 5G, my mobile site is loading quite slowly and that tool is my way of identifying the reasons why. Of all the assets that are listed, the Hummingbird JS is by far the largest delay at 1400+ ms. As that’s the easiest way to determine what assets I need to optimize (by either compression or loading in the footer etc.) it sure makes it difficult to feel like I’ve accomplished much with the tool when I see little change in the resulting speed assessments.

My issue, honestly, was less out of concern of it effecting my page rank and more out of continuing to see it as an issue in my site health. That said, I’ll accept that it ultimately isn’t effecting anything and attempt to ignore it when it pops up. ?? Thank you for the response.

Good morning! Just curious if there is an update yet to solve this? In checking my PageSpeed Insights again today, I see the response time on mobile for this as 1,380 ms.

Note, on Desktop the response time is much less at 230 ms.

Good morning. Checking to see if there is as of yet a solution for this?

From Google PageSpeed Insights a few moments ago:
…hummingbird-assets/dcca489….js(www.extinctdisney.com)
42 KB
1,230 ms

Reviewed the full list of js assets under Asset Optimization, after a cache clear and force recheck of assets, and do not see this listed to compress or place in footer, etc.

The asset you mentioned is perfectly normal as that is how it would load and there is not much we can do there until it is compressed and minified.
You can do that from the Asset Optimisation and check as to what output that gives.

I don’t even see the Hummingbird assets on the Asset Optimization page.

The only other caching/compression plugin I am using is Smush (another one of your plugins).

I am receiving this same error and have been consistently for a few weeks. I intend to reach out to my host but wanted to share that it’s not just one individual reporting it.