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Hi?@qtwrk

I don’t seem to be getting any joy enabling LSC. The score for PageSpeed Insigts is higher when LSC is disabled than when enabled. However, it the site still displays an Analysis Error (whether enabled or disabled) in GTmetrix.

Apologies, got ahead of myself! Thank you for the email today.

Hi @qtwrk

Not sure if this is still being looked at as haven’t heard anything in a few days. Cheers

Thank you, just sent.

Hi (@qtwrk, no, right now, regardless if I turn them off or on, GTMetrix still can’t load the site (although PageSpeed Insights gives results).

When I first configured LSC, I followed these instructions: https://onlinemediamasters.com/litespeed-cache-settings/

I was getting good results for a couple of weeks on PageSpeed Insights and 100% on GTMetrix, which was unheard of for my site. The downside was that the Like button wasn’t loading. I contacted WP support and was advised that this was a conflict with LSC and WordAds. That’s when I posted the issue in this forum and you started helping me to fix the Like button.

Did you need another report?

Hi @qtwrk

I’ve gone through and tried to enable CSS Minify/Combine but this results in not displaying my Home page, just the expanded menu on mobile devices. I’d really like to use the CSS and JS Combine options as this is what speeded up my site. Disabling the options still result in a poor site speed and GTMetrix analysis error. ??

Any suggestions?

Hi @qtwrk

I’ve disabled that and purged the cache. Tested the Like button on a couple of devises and it seems as though it’s working. I’ll wait until my readers that told me they couldn’t like posts, to get back to me.

However, I’ve been disabling so many options that my site is now very slow on PageSpeed Insights: 46 mobile, 88 desktop – not great.

GTMetrix displays: “Analysis Error. The page took too long to load”.

I installed LSC for the obvious reason to speed my site up and before we started disabling a lot of the options, GTMetrx was giving the site 100%.

How can I push the speed of my site but still keep the Like button active for my readers? Do I need to leave the iFrame disabled and then slowly enable the disabled options again?

Hi @qtwrk report number: ZDMFUIQW

Many thanks

Hi @dmtro, thank you for your response. I’ve emailed as requested.

Forgot to mention, not sure if it’s connected but after disabling the couple of options you suggested in this ticket and clearing the cache, I ran another GTMetrix and PageSpeed INsights tests.

GTMetrix returned: “Analysis Error. The page took too long to load” where I had a score of 100%

PageSpeed Insights returned: 51 mobile and 87 desktop. Before the mobile was at around 80 and the desktop at 97. It’s so disappointing as I’ve noticed my page view stats in the WP dashboard decreased the last few days.

Hi @qtwrk

I’ve disabled the option and my friend tested it on a mobile device but it still isn’t loading the Like button and just hangs in “Loading”. I get very good site speed results with the LSC plugin and really don’t want to disable the plugin, which WordPress keeps advising me to do. ??

Apologies, I’m new to LiteSpeed and didn’t see the report number. Just did the report again with this number: UVJJZNUJ. Many thanks

Hi @qtwrk

I’ve done everything you requested. Lazy Load has always been disabled.

Many thanks for the great support!

Thank you @qtwrk

I’ve disabled the Guest Mode, but the Like button still isn’t loading. It seems to only load when I’m logged in. I’ve had several people test this for me again and it’s not loading on a laptop or mobile device. ??

Thank you for the response @supervisior

It’s weird as a week ago, I did enable LSC and was getting much better speeds for a couple of days – it was working. Then, a couple of days ago, my site started playing up (not loading, if loaded, images didn’t load, hamburger menu not functional, etc.

My host (InMotion) advised me to replace LSC with WPRocket. InMotion also advised that my site is pinging the server too many times during a 24-hour period and using too much CPU, which in turn, InMotion throttles the site.