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After installing this plugin, elementor animations on mobile acting ..strange!!

  • Resolved abiox

    (@abiox)


    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    After installing this plugin, elementor animations (fade ins etc) while checking my site on mobile, acting very ..strange, like freezing or having slow framerates…

    I did unistalled it but problem persists! Cleared Btrowser case, still the same, and now I dont know how to fix this!

    Any help is appreciated..

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  • Plugin Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi, thanks for posting.

    If you’ve deactivated and deleted SiteOrigin CSS there won’t be any remaining influence from the plugin. Is it possible the issue isn’t related to SiteOrigin CSS and the timing was coincidental? It might be best to work the issue on its own, reach out to Elementor and try and solve the slow animations.

    Here is a post from Elementor with various points you could consider working through https://docs.elementor.com/article/286-speed-up-a-slow-site.

    abiox

    (@abiox)

    5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Thanks thanks @misplon – Well, that happened right after installation of this plug in and still remains. Consider that this is a fresh installation with few plugins but… lots of content by now, so I dont prefer to restore it with a back up.
    Indeed I unistalled and deleted it, but no change..

    Anyway – I see what I can do..

    Plugin Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Thanks for your reply. It’s possible that what you saw wasn’t a conflict but rather a memory issue, any new plugin could have brought that on. Without distinct PHP or JavaScript errors, it’s all just guesswork which is very hard to get any results from. It’s for that reason that I recommend working the animation issue in isolation. If a plugin conflict issue did occur, removing the plugin in question would resolve the conflict. Unless there is some heavy caching in place, it’s hard to imagine how a conflict could continue to occur without both of the conflicting plugins in place.

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