Humberto Mancuso

Hello, Malihu.
In case others find this solution useful, I disabled the “Rocket Loader” feature in Cloudfare and everything returned to normal.
Because this solution has an immediate impact on site loading speed, I intend to learn how to disable the exclusion of render-blocking JS scripts/libraries from deferral in Rocket Loader. These tools are useful, but the combination of minimization and deferral can be hugely annoying.
Thank you very much for your inspiring support.

Hi malihu.
Thank you for your assistance and the “data-cfasync” information you sent me. I double-checked my Cloudfare and SG Optimizer plugin settings, and I’ll have to test the deferred script inclusion and exceptions further. That will also be an excellent opportunity for me to hone my bug-hunting abilities.
Because it may take some time, I’ll close this thread so you don’t have any outstanding tasks on your to-do list. I’ll open another ticket as soon as I find a solution so that I can share it with other users.
Best wishes.`

Thanks. You’ll hear from me soon.

Hi malihu.
Thanks for your help. I’ll check all that and let you know. It may take a while, but I’ll get back to you with news.
As my site is hosted at “SiteGround” and they have an optimization plugin, i’ll need to look into that, too. Thanks for now.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Humberto Mancuso.

https://www.hmancuso.com/test-scrolling1

Please test: “https://www.hmancuso.com/test-scrolling1/”.
Sorry, I had changed back to the default option.

You can test it now.

I replaced “a[href*=’#’]:not([href=’#’])” with “.nothing” but the only visible difference was the loss of smooth scrolling. The issue persists.

FYI, the plugin has always worked. Last weekend, I rolled it back to versions 1.7.4 -> 1.7.1 to see if anything had changed, but the problem still exists.

This problem began before the latest wordpress update, but I am unable to link it to any other plugin update. I even deactivated the the other plugins to see if I could find any connection, but I couldn’t.

In any case, I use Elementor pro (as you may have noticed) for the site development and eagerly await for any inspiring news from your side.
Best.

Deactivated!

Hi there,
I disabled it, but the issue is the same as I had described. Any other ideas?

Today’s update to Version 4.3 solved the problem for me. Thanks.

Hi there.
Similar case here.
First, although I got the message “license successfully refreshed”, the refresh button continued displaying.

Now, I get the following message: “It seems your Server is changed.” For the record, the server is the same.

Is this a bug whose fix is coming in a future update?
What action should I take?
Thanks.

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

Problem solved! A conflicting plugin update did the trick.

Hi Oooh Boi.
Thought you’d like to know that I reenabled jQuery Migrate and activated the plugin and all animations and accordions work as expected.
I’ve also checked the “jQuery Core 3.0 Upgrade Guide” in the link you included. Thanks for your time and effort.
All the best,
HM

Hi there. The problem affects both Chrome and Firefox. On this page (hmancuso.com) you’ll find an animation in the second section (green background). When I enable version 1.4.3, the pictures in this section do not even show.
In other parts of the website, where I use accordions, enabling version 1.4.3 prevents the accordions from opening. I guess something is blocking the script.
Please notice that up to version 1.4.2, and all animations and accordions behaved as expected.
By the way, I agree about using Chrome and RAM hogging.

Good morning, Alex.
One more comment for your reference. The question boxes now have a transparent background. Previously, the boxes had bg color. I am unsure whether that’s a design choice or whether that’s the reason I can see the horizontal lines under the question number and alternatives.
BW,
Humberto