Alvin

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

Everything is fine now. Thanks a lot!

But, what did this happen?

Best regards,

Alvin

Hi,

Thanks for a quick reply.

That almost solved it. I can see the background with official colors, but icons figures aren’t shown even after clearing all caches.

Anything else that I can do?

Best regards,

Alvin

Hi James,

Thanks a lot for a quick reply!

Best regards,

Alvin

Hi, I’m having the same issue since yesterday. Any help would be appreciated. Best regards, Alvin

Hi Anthony,

Thanks for the information.

Best regards,

Alvin

Hello @malihu ,

Thank you for a quick reply!

Regards,

Alvin

Hi,

Thank you for the information.

What kind of grid layout is compatible with lazyloading? If you could provide some guidance, maybe a link to some forum, I’d appreciate it.

Regards,

Alvin

Hi,

Thanks for the information.

Regards,

Alvin

Thanks a lot, @cameronjonesweb.

Thank you for a quick reply!

Hi Mr. Tabor,

When I’m editing a post I read this where the Map Blocks are:

“This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed”.

When I select the block, no options are shown in the editor.

I tried to add the maps again. Maps Api key is there. All looks fine in editor, but maps doesn’t show on browser.

Anything else that I shall try?

Regards,

Alvin

Thanks a lot for the information!

Hi,

Thanks for a quick reply.

If a use “Remove Google Fonts” in Autoptimize and deactivate “CAOS for Webfonts | Host Google Fonts Locally”, I obtain the same result when “CAOS…” is activated:

– Better PageSpeed Insights ranking, just a few points more.
– No fonts.googleapis.com/css… in Pingdom Tools’ waterfall.
– I can see custom fonts on web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
– I can’t see custom fonts on Chrome mobile app (I haven’t try another phone besides mine).

So, what is “CAOS for Webfonts | Host Google Fonts Locally” good for?

At least in my case, “CAOS for Webfonts…” doesn’t provide an advantage.

Best regards,

Alvin