uncharted83

Thank you for your answer.

I do not think it’s a similar issue you were linking to. I’ve already seen that post before while researching the problem, but this person says that the page auto-refresh over and over again. Mine “did” not.

I say “did” because, at this time, I’m testing another solution. I changed back to only “Geolocation” and added the plugin WooCommerce Price Based on Country (Basic).

I use the setting “load prices in the background”. I have cache setting off, but I am not sure if this helps really, and I don’t like the idea of not having cache setting on, as it’s supposed to speed up my page.

Anyway, my problem was that a reload or refresh was issued just after loading the page, and I suspected this caused my low bounce rate. Now after a few days running this setting, I see that the bounce rate is back to normal. But the trade-of is no cache.

Can you please explain to me what the real benefit of locating vs locating with cache support means and what the recommended setting is together with Litespeed?

Thank you so much for your answer.

Regrettably, while testing without the Tax-shop mark on product listing pages (product loop) I see that on the next level, as in a single product page, the problem exist even there.

So, as for example.

I visit through incognito with an IP address from Brussels. I see VAT 21%.
I close the window, switch IP to Germany. I open up incognito and enter the shop.
I see VAT 21% again.

In this case, I have turned off cache in Litespeed (but I have other optimization settings on. I am also connected to Quick.Cloud CDN.

Ok, but I was told I am required to show the applied tax rate for customers in Germany?

Thanks for your answer.

So I’ve seen those guides before. The only thing that I hadn’t really done was to clear the cache on the server-side, but I did that now.

Still, the page appears to reload or refresh itself. I suspect this counts as user interaction and could explain my low bounce rate. (10% in average)

Do you see this phenomenon too?

Oh, and the one thing I did not turn of was Woocommerce itself, but I did that too. The problem went away. So this is related to Woocommerce 100%.

Thank you for your answer.
I can’t believe I missed that.

The page works fine for me. hmm…

I recently installed a staging area on a subdomain and had to update the SSL cert. Maybe that had a temporary impact on the CDN.

The link to the pages are:
https://pellvac.com/asksug/
https://pellvac.com/product/virvelvind-asksug-20-liter/

Here is another example, using Edge-browser instead and in another section of the page.

I made a new Report number: AAKFPSGS

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by uncharted83.

I can give you a screenshot that shows how some things does not load for users. But there is no error code such as 404.

What you see if you click the link is that the image gallery on the product page appear in a vertical line – but should in fact be listed horizontally and in a smaller size.

This feature works for me. But I see in Hotjar recordings that this happens for about 10% of visitors. This particular visitor is using Windows 10, Chrome 95.0.4638 and desktop resolution 1280×818

No, just that the css does not load for them. I do not experience this myself.

Sorry for the late response. This issue is solved. I found a workaround using CSS to get the shop mark of VAT and shipping to appear in a reasonable correct place.

The solution in my case was:
.woocommerce.post-type-archive-product .ope-woo-card-content {
margin-bottom: 155px!important;
}

That seems to have done it. Thank you for your help!

Here you go.

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Do you know when the next update will be released?