shinanqu

Ok, thread is resolved ??

Apologies for the delayed response.

The template (I think it’s a standard WooCommerce template) has a transparent banner. Somehow I must have deactivated the transparency and this led to the gray banner. Now I reactivated the transparent banner again and it looks fine now. Though I would still prefer to have an untransparent banner without the grey block. But I will use another template anyway, so it’s ok as it is.

I clicked at almost every setting in the customizer, but can’t find any solution. I think it’s not a header issue. The pages included a lot of space on top and on the bottom, but I don’t know where to edit it.

Here is a test page in the editor:
https://i.imgur.com/MH3PIDi.jpg

And here is the page on the front end with the unnecessary gray space between the page and the header:
https://i.imgur.com/TKZeZyL.jpeg

And on the front end you can see this font:

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I have the same issue. Perhaps a problem with a Divi Update? How have you solved it?

Oh thank you so much! But it is not urgent from my side. I will have to reinstall everything anyway, I think, because the site is so slow, even with LiteSpeed and CDN (while another of my homepages on the same provider is very fast). And it seems reinstalling it again is the only solution.

Report number: MGWMJUAZ

Thank you for your help!

The ticket is: 78391902

But I guess it’s closed from their side. I think they assume that the Editor Plus plugin is causing the issue and thus the Editor Plus plugin creator has to solve it. It seems that (at least in my case), I can not use the page optimization and the Editor Plus plugin at the same time.

The last answer to this ticket is:

I wanted to bring to your attention that this particular file is causing a conflict with LiteSpeed’s UCSS generation process, leading to a failure in UCSS generation. To resolve this issue, you have a few options:

1. Disable the Editor Plus Plugin.
2. Delete the problematic file.
3. Consider reaching out to your developer for assistance if you are not familiar with these technical aspects.

Feel free to choose the option that suits you best.

I wrote [email protected]

I realized that I have the Editor Plus Plugin. I have deactivated it, cleared the queue and eventually, I will reactivate the plugin again when I need it.

However, it is strange that the CSS file is normally accessible, via FTP or via browser:
https://weltderbeamer.de/wp-content/plugins/editorplus/dist/style-gutenberg-frontend-style.css

So I don’t know why the plugin isn’t able to open the file.

Sorry if I confuse the plug-in, the CDN or Quic.Cloud. I just started using it and it all seems to closely connected to me.

I added it to the custom css of my theme. But it did not change anything. I am not sure what the code exactly does, but the problem is not Font Awesome. It is displayed perfectly fine at the other links, and deleting the icon also doesn’t help.

The only problem is the link, which begins with api. WordPress seems to expect a www. link and does not accept an api. link.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by shinanqu.

https://budashomestay.com/
(gallery at the bottom)

I minimized the photos already manually on shortpixel.com. So it’s ok now.

But if you want, you can take a look ?? The thumbnails are from the CDN, but the large photos are from my own homepage.