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Following this – I am having the same issue. See also https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/44093

The website calls the same .css files – prettyPhoto.css for example – several times, once every minute:

01/Feb/2024:15:15:07
01/Feb/2024:15:14:09
01/Feb/2024:15:13:57

For comparison: I set up a subdomain with a clean installation of WordPress and the same theme (Avada). Installed WooCommerce 8.4.0 and imported the products from my website store. I did not install other plugins (like The Events Calendar) on that website. That website seems to be performing well, and is not repeating calls to WooCommerce CSS files in its activity log.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by madbirdesign.

@anastas10s – Yes, here is a report from SiteGround of the CPU seconds used when WooCommerce 8.5.2 was installed.

Thank you @josklever – I am also tracking that info on Github.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by madbirdesign.
• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by madbirdesign.

Hello – I have temporarily activated WooCommerce to send you the site’s?System Status Report. Hope this is helpful!

I rolled back to WooCommerce Version 8.4.0 after reading that others were having issues with 8.5, so I don’t have the Order Attribution feature.

https://gist.github.com/madbirdesign/84809009d880496bb59e7be060e4954f

• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by madbirdesign.

I am also having this problem. A pattern is observed of multiple requests from the Site IP, with requests are pouring in and reaching over 400 per minute at times.

[Update] – must have been a server issue; everything is working today!

Follow-up: I adjusted settings in WP Rocket and the images are working now. ??

Thanks for your reply. Updating to version 4.4.12 seems to resolve the issue.

(When I was experiencing the OFF / Red issue on the WP Security Dashboard, clicking them didn’t allow me to enable anything.)

Resolved!

Did some more testing, and I’m only seeing Critical Feature Status = Red on these sites:

All in One WP Security & Firewall version 4.4.11 (version 4.4.10 CFS = green)
Theme: Avada

On the Dashboard, all Critical Feature Statuses are OFF / Red.

Details on each feature:

User Accounts: Basic 0/5, No action required.
Login Lockdown: Basic 0/5. Enable Login Lockdown Feature is checked.
Filesystem Security: Basic 0/5. All recommended actions are green.
Basic Firewall Settings: Basic 0/5. Firewall protection is enabled.

The theme I’m using (Avada) has some privacy consent settings related to scripts and third party embeds. I adjusted those settings and the maps displayed again.

[Updated] Never mind – I think it had to do with a privacy setting. Maps are working now!

A quick follow-up – when I’m editing a page, I see a list of Plugin Groups at the bottom, most of which are yellow. It seems like I’d be able to click the group to activate (turning it green) and click Publish, but the setting doesn’t always “stick”, and goes back to yellow the next time I see the page. Any tips? WP Fastest Cache is gray (turned off).

Excellent – thank you for these tips!

Update: NextGEN Pro support resolved this problem with a new version (NEXTGEN PRO BETA).

Thank you – I have upgraded to version 3.1. I can see images in “carousel” mode, but it only shows one at a time. Slides per view set to “5”. Any ideas? Thanks!

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