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I didn’t read the sticky note… My bad!

Ok ok, I get it. I thought that’s what it was. Thanks a bunch for clearing that up for me. I’ll mark this as resolved, thanks again.

Thank you for responding. Regarding my second question, I’m just slightly confused about what the feature does.

For example, I currently have the Cache Timeout set to run once per day. Does this mean that once every 24 hours my website’s cache will be cleared and refreshed?

I went through my theme and found that it had options that can overwrite the WooCommerce thumbnail sizes. Deactivating it allowed the images to default to WooCommerce’s sizes. I actually deactivated the theme options before regenerating the thumbnails, but I guess it either didn’t save my settings or re-activated. Thanks so much, Mike. I’ll mark this as resolved.

Nope, none of my images are set to 458 by 458.

WC > Settings > Products > Display: https://snag.gy/RSoDG.jpg

Settings > Media: https://snag.gy/xnbqz.jpg

Again, only the featured product images on the product pages are getting cropped.

Anywhere/anything else I should look into?

I don’t believe so. Almost all of the images I imported were rectangular in shape, so they couldn’t be 458×458. I’ve changed some of the images to be 450×450, but as far as I know I do not have any 458 by 458 size images.

That did it. Thank you so much. I actually moved my entire site over from Bigcommerce, and they had all of these div tags in my product descriptions on the CSV file. I thought I got rid of all of them, but I must have missed this one. Thank you so so so much. You have no idea how much this helps.

Sure. The link to the category is:

https://regalities.com/product-category/cufflinks/

The page numbers (1,2,3 and so on) are at the top of the page behind the first row of images, and the bottom portion of the items are out of alignment.

I’ve loaded the page in a few browsers, but the same error keeps on showing up.

Again, this is the only category that’s behaving like this.

Ok, I have somewhat isolated the problem. My category “mens-cufflinks” is the only category that causes this page error. So for now, I have removed it from my navigation. It seems that if this category becomes a sub-category then it makes the 3rd page of the parent category load incorrectly.

Example: if i put “mens-cufflinks” in my “rings” category, then the 3rd page of my “rings” category will load incorrectly.

I’m not sure what’s going on, but for now I will simply exclude the category form my site.

Again, I’m only getting this error on the Virtue theme. My “mens-cufflinks” page seems to work without an issue on other themes.

Ok, that seems to have solved my problem. Thanks so much! I never used the toolkit plugin before, but it looks like it’s an excellent fix for Youtube videos.

Hey Frank,

I read your FAQ and checked off the inline all CSS box, but no visible change seemed to happen. But, I’m not going to worry about it. Your plugin has made my website load much faster, and my mobile page speeds are pretty fast too.

I’m really happy with the results as they are. I’m not going to obsess over my score.

I’ll mark this as resolved, but I have one last question for your if you’re reading this. I read about your Youtube plugin and I’m wondering if it is able to embed Youtube videos without yielding a cast_sender.js error. For some reason, whenever I embed a Youtube video into my product pages, I get many cast_sender.js errors. It is for this reason that I do not put Youtube videos on my site. Does your plugin bypass this error?

Thanks again!

Warm regards,
Peter

Hi Mike,

I don’t want to mess around with the php, as I really am not a developer.

I found an alternative solution in using https://jpeg-optimizer.com/.

Since the catalog images are really the only images that slow down my website’s loading speed, I’ll just compress each featured image on my own.

Thanks for your fast reply, it helped me look in the right place to figure out this issue. It seems that based on a 268×268 catalog resolution, WooCommerce likes to have the source image sizes around 30KB or less. At least that’s the benchmark where my page speed started to increase. Thanks again, I really do appreciate it when Authors reply to posts.

Regards,
Peter

Your best bet would be to uninstall and reinstall the theme.

I had a very odd error with this theme about a month ago where none of my CSS was displaying at all. After re-installing, my site worked without an issue. And I’ve been using this theme for over a year, and other than that one problem I’ve never had an issue. It’s a solid theme, just try a re-install and that should help you.

I have uploaded my videos to youtube and then embedded them using the iframe tag.

For example:
<iframe width=”600″ height=”338″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/fLZ87B91MRo?rel=0&#8243; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

The problem is that doing this creates cast_sender.js errors on any page that has youtube content.

I am considering just using the videos that I already have on my server, but I am using a Godaddy Economy hosting plan. I am sure that they limit the amount of times my videos can be watched, so I would much rather have them hosted elsewhere if possible. I would love to use Youtube, but I can’t have this cast_sender.js error showing up all over the place.

Thank you for replying so promptly, it’s appreciated.

Also, my video files are only about 10 seconds long and under about 2MB each, so these aren’t massive file sizes or anything outrageous.