Be that as it may, do you perhaps know of a dirty way to hide backgrounds on the device? I am sure it is just a modified rule that also can target on Firefox?

Firefox on mobile might have been unused in the past, but it is on the rise, and we might want to consider developing for it moving forward- I try to when I can.

Looking at GA, I can see your point though- out of 10k sessions here are the ones from Firefox on mobile:

http://cl.ly/image/14090x340d18

Lol. Anyhow, any advice on hiding the selector would be awesome!

Yup that did it, thanks so much!

The codes fixed the issue, thanks!

I just saw this, sorry for the delay. I will try this and update, thanks.

Sorry, try to upload it as a featured image on a blog post, which is where the problem is. Also it happens when you Add Media outside of your advanced layout editor or image shortcode, but that is less often.

I have done lots of testing, and I have tried disabling all plugins. Everything is up to date as well. The website is virginiaseo.org, and I can get you login credentials if you wish. I could even get your SSH credentials if that would help, or print out my config for ya.

Chris

My blog layout is messing up too. Either the theme thinks my browsers are all a tabler user agent or the layout is borked. I checked the settings, and everything looks good- but my sidebars are pushed below. https://www.virginiaseo.org/blog/seo-tips-best-practices-2014/

Can you check from another browser? I have checked on 5 computers from 3 different IP addresses and check IE, Chrome and FF and it is showing as big for all of them. You might have caught a cached version from CloudFlare which is now disabled.

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I am not 100% positive of this, but it only seems to affect .png files, and not .jpeg.

Also, if I upload the image using the media uploader, and then go into the post and set it as featured, it seems to work. But uploading and setting as featured while editing the blog post does not.

I think it started happening on the last Enfold update, when the lightbox changes were made- to be honest. If I publish the post and go to the front end, the image IS there. Go see for yourself: https://www.virginiaseo.org/blog/buyer-intent-and-the-long-tail-keyword/

<div class="big-preview multi-big"><a href="https://www.virginiaseo.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Buyer-Intent-And-The-Long-Tail-Keyword.png" class="lightbox-added"><img width="1" height="1" src="https://www.virginiaseo.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Buyer-Intent-And-The-Long-Tail-Keyword.png" class="attachment-entry_without_sidebar wp-post-image" alt="Buyer Intent and the Longtail Keyword" title="Buyer Intent and the Longtail Keyword"><span class="image-overlay overlay-type-image"><span class="image-overlay-inside"></span></span></a></div>

While I agree with you on the HTTP upload error, I think this problem is something different- I believe the theme is hiding my image. Maybe this is your bug report :)

How do you guys manage the login/logout link also? The end goal is to have a login link on the second nav bar but once users login it says logout. Do you guys do that with conditional menu’s or something better?

Like I said Theme My Login does this but I am trying to trim overhead in plugins.

And changing the header style/position has no effect. It is definitely a theme issue and not CSS. Maybe some scripts are messed up?

I tried disabling addons and reinstalling the theme manually.

Thanks- that is what I am using :)

That beta version fixes the HTTPS problem with the caching URL, and since my site is on HTTPS.

I have been doing SERIOUS testing on this, like 40 hours total and I have come to a few conclusions. First, I had too many elements on my home page, and no matter what it was going to load slow. I have a layerslider and each of the images is 100k. I had 2 team mates, I had 2 parallax sections, I had progress bars, a video, and many lists. I went through and removed half of this and the page loads quickly. My original intent was to have a semi “one-page” site, but I am fine with making more pages for performance reasons.

I have also come to the conclusion that minify make Google PageSpeed and ySlow happy, but it slows down the actual load time for humans. I tested the load time 10 times with CSS minification on, and then 10 times with it off and I had significantly better times while it was off.

I have also come to the conclusion that minifying jQuery is just not going to work. Period. Perhaps it is an addon I use (there are admittedly a lot), but something breaks jQuery. and forget asyncronously loading any js- even if I do not minify jQuery and async the rest, the built in theme jQuery breaks 50% of the time. I did 20 tests with minify setup with the exact script order as your theme has and it loaded perfectly 8 of the times, jQuery conflict the other 12.

With all of this said though, I am still getting a A 92% B 89% on GTmetrix. And even though my PageSpeed score is far lowwer, I have tested the theme on both mobile and desktop clients on various internet connections and the site loads fine. I think at this point I need to stop wasting time worrying about the render blocking js/css messages from PageSpeed.

Thanks for all of your help/work over multiple threads, this is still the top theme I have used and I very much appreciate your support staff’s hard work!

I spoke with Kriesi, and he only uses the default minify setup with better wordpress minify. For whatever reason, that plugin is malfunctioning with Woocommerce, and the minified URL’s are not working- which causes all JS to fail.

Today, I switched to manual W3Total Cache and added in all of my scripts. I then moved jQuery to the head, and moved all of Woocommerce to after the body… and this works. Still not great page speed insights, but at least it has stopped screaming at me about blocking js.

Here is a screenshot of my script order. Please note that there are a couple of scripts which are added in from addons, such as AddThis and LayerSlider. If you are using this SS for reference, you can build yourself a great starting list by going to Minify, turning it off of auto to manual, then clicking the help wizard at the top of the page. Make sure all other Minify is disabled. It will pull out all of your scripts in a pretty good order, and after than you can tune as you need to.

http://cl.ly/image/0K413r2U0j3M