Hey Ismael, thanks a lot for your message!

I activated lazy loading and Responsive images, and also activated again WP-Optimize. This was deactivated to test the thumbs in Chrome, but you already solved this in another thread (sorry if both threads are overlapping).

Looking into the gallery with WP optimize activated, all images are apparently compressed (for example: The file was compressed from 2.16 MB to 612.45 KB, saving 72.33 percent, using WP-Optimize). Not sure if this is enough or I shall apply more compression?

Also, after re-activating the three elements that are intended to improve performance, loading (specially of the landing page) has increased dramatically on my end. Not sure if I am doing anything wrong when compressing the images.

I am adding credentials to the backend for you in case you want to have a look.

Your help is much appreciated, as usual!

Cheers,

Nasi

Hi Mike, thanks for your message.

We have disabled Lazy Loading in Enfold Child / Performance, and also turned off WP optimize plugin.
Yet on our end, loading time of the slider is really slow whilst the rest of the page (text and related projects) loads quite fast.

I also tested adding the first image of the slider as a single image element to a portfolio item and it also loads fine, yet the slider takes forever to display the first image.

There is basically a big difference in loading time of the same image if it is placed as and image element or inside the easy slider.

Any suggestion on how to improve this will be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Nasi

Hey Ismael,

Will proceed as per your suggestion.
Already used regenerate-thumbnails when we added the special thumbs dimensions and worked fine.

Thanks a lot for your help!

Nasi

Hey Richard, thanks for looking into this.
I am sending you a link to a video so you can see what happens on my end. Everything loads fine except for the slider element in the project pages.
As you can see it is really out of a reasonable loading time.

Thanks for your help!

Hey Mike,

Thanks a lot for looking into this. Everything seems to work fine now.
Great support as usual !!

Cheers,

Nasi

Hey Mike,

Thanks for looking into this. And sorry about the login issue.
Client’s marketing team has been adding a bunch of things directly and now we are getting the complains.
I have to check with them before I disable the JetPack login, but will do it for sure.

Apparently a customer who signed in for a membership was in “My Account” page and got the error message.
They also received an email from WORDPRESS hosting regarding an issue with a plugin (Meta Pixel for WordPress), i am sending you a copy below.

I really don’t know how to handle this, thanks a lot for your help.
Will text you again once the Jetpack login is down.

Cheers!

Nasi

Hey Mike, thanks for your reply.

The website is hosted at wordpress, so after inserting the credentials I posted I think you need to request them to send you a password to your email? Apparently you cannot access directly from the Login/password section on the http://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin.
No idea why this is happening, but the user I sent is active. I reset the password, it’s included in the Private content area.
Could you please guide me on how to grant you access, or try it again?

As for your question, what wordpress support suggested is to contact PMPRO. Not to remove the code from functions.php.
And the guys at PMPRO said the code was not creating this issue. I’ll attach all the code to this message so you can have a look.
The code has been there for months and everything was working just fine till last week.

Anyway, what is not working is the preview of the website on the backend, when you are logged in as an Admin.
Would be great if you could manage to login and have a look.

Thanks!!

Nasi

Sorry, just found this code from Yigit in another Thread. Is it possible to adapt this to block Mondays?
That would already solve half of the problem.

beforeShowDay: function(date) {
var day = date.getDay();
function IsChristmas(date) {
var day = date.getDate();
var month = date.getMonth() + 1;
return (day === 26 && month === 12);
}
return [(day != 2 && !IsChristmas(date))];
},

Thanks!

Hi Rikard,
Find the log we got from Crazydomains in private.
Hope it helps solve the problem or at least figure out what’s breaking those pages.

Thanks again, much appreciated.

Awesome!
Thanks a lot Mike, that worked just fine.
You can close the thread.

Cheers,

Nasi

Thanks Ismael, your help is much appreciated!
Will check all those links and also try your code.

Thank You!

Awesome! Works fine now.
Thanks a lot Ismael. Much appreciated.

Cheers,

Nasi

Solved the issue. It was as simple as:

.woof_list {
padding-bottom: 30px !important;
}

YOU CAN CLOSE THE THREAD

Uou!

That worked just fine!
Applied Guenni’s 2nd option directly on the child’s functions.php and the 2 unwanted fields are gone.
:-D

Thanks a lot @guenni007 !!!

Hi Rikard,

Thanks for the quick reply and for looking into this.
Code is only to be applied on specific pages and related to the Five Star Restaurant Menu – WordPress Food Ordering Plugin.
The code is supposed to remove 2 sections (phone and email) from the ordering checkout specific to this plugin.
Currently the ordering menu page is https://meepleopolis.com/qr-menu/ but we will have to add more menus in the future creating different pages.
If you could post the code for this specific page, and let me know how to include more pages to it, we shall be able to add other pages in the future ourselves.

As you can see, my knowledge on this is basically zero. So your help is much appreciated.

Thanks!!