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Hello @takayukister, Thank you very much for your message. So I set up a test site and installed all the plugins and CF7 worked in accordion! Then I set up a new page in the broken website using Accordion and CF7 and it worked too. I suspect that it was due to the WP Fastest Cache plugin, as this automatically reduced the font size. Best regards

I’ve already given the well-deserved 5 stars

Many thanks for the excellent support for improvement!
PageSpeed ??Insights no longer requires “provide the images in modern formats”.

Here is the link to the demo from the developer of the plugin, where the error is visible.

https://demo.accesspressthemes.com/wordpress-plugins/total-team-lite/

@audiomonk,

I tested the SiteAnalyzer and for me it didn’t generate a cache.
It would also have surprised me, since Lisa Clark, on May 14, 2021 writes:

“Unfortunately we are not aware of any third-party crawlers that work with LSCache.”

Here is the article:

Best wishes

Hi @persist9,

maybe a cache warmer will help you.

Sitemap Cache Warmer

It works wonderfully once via browser or via CronJob.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t activate my Litespeed Cache and I have to call up the page in the browser first. The cache is not filled until the second call.
Maybe it fills your cache.

Hi @qtwrk,

Thank you for your kind and persistent support.
Unfortunately, my specialist knowledge is no longer sufficient to carry out further steps.
Perhaps one day there will still be a crawler in the Litespeed cache that can run independently of the hoster.

Best regards!

Hi @qtwrk,

the problem is:
Although the warmCache crawler is running, which is confirmed by the LSCache check, the TTFB is approx. 500 ms when it is first called and only approx. 50 ms when it is called afterwards.
The last line in the page source text with the current time is only displayed when the website is called up in the browser:
<! – Page generated by LiteSpeed ??Cache 3.6.4 on 2021-04-05 09:04:58 ->
The time when the WarmCache Crawler first visited the site is not displayed.

Best regards,

I have now run Purge All-LSCache in the LiteSpeed ??Cache Toolbox
and then checked it with LSCache Check.

The display is: X-Litespeed-Cache: miss

Then I let the warm cache run and the LCCache check showed: X-LiteSpeed-Cache: hit

This measurement shows the correct result and the desired function of the cache.

Hi @qtwrk,

thank you very much, but my search for a working Warm Cache Cralwer resulted from this:

LiteSpeed Crawler is disabled on most shared hosts.

Ok., can’t be changed.

Best regards

@persist9

I would also be interested in the answer to this question, which makes a cron job too complicated for me.

Thank you in advance and best regards!

Hi @qtwrk,

Thanks for the interesting link!
I will be happy to deal with the options shown.
With this I am definitely coming to my target.

Best regards!

Hi @qtwrk,

Many thanks for the quick response and the explanations!
Unfortunately, the server administrators shy away from turning on the crawler, especially with shared hosting because of the overload.
There will hardly be a host who activates the current crawler.

Best regards

(Sorry my english)

@laughhearty I had the same problem and then @mariatogonon helped me with this code in the additional CSS:

.pum-overlay.pum-active,
.pum-overlay.pum-active .popmake.active {
opacity: 1 !important;
display: block !important
}

Despite update 1.16.0, I can’t do without this CSS code.

I agree with the question from @smallstar67.

Thank you in advance for an early answer!