Just realized that my site is also no longer “scrolling” to the in-page sections.
Hi Rich;
There’s a considerable amount of tips/ advice in the FAQ, esp. the troubleshooting part should help. To point you in the right directoin; this is probably a JS-optimization issue (you can confirm by running AO with JS optimization disabled, if not try disabling CSS opt.), so have a look at your browser’s error console for javascript errors.
Do come back here with specific info if you can’t fix this with the info in the FAQ.
frank
Hi Frank,
I was able to figure out the problem I experienced, which was that my “Max Menu Height” and “Logo Max Height” fields in my Divi theme were altered without my knowledge. Does your plugin interact with those items in some way?
Thanks,
Rich
well, AO does JS & CSS optimization, so depending on how Divi sets these values, AO could have an impact.
best way forwards, as stated above (and in the FAQ); try without JS or CSS optimization to be able to better identify which type of optimization is causing this. toggling the “aggregate inline JS/ CSS” options might be interesting as well.
frank
Having similar issues.
Let me start out by saying Autoptimize did a GREAT job! Love it! After install it reduced my pageload speeds on multiple testing platforms available to public (Public = Free). Straightforward and simple and did what it promised.
The problem is with my mobile site – Desktop is fine. Using Cryout Creations Nirvana and testing mobile on Galaxy S3 Android.
1 – JS is disabling mobile menu when selected. Menu changes color when touched (like normal as any mobile button does to show it was selected) but then nothing happens. Never expands or anything other than color. If I deselect option on plugin then it works.
2. CSS is pushing webpage text to the left and not showing images. It actually only shows one letter on each line on left side all the way down. If I deselect option on plugin then it works.
Looked thru FAQs and didn’t see anything specifically related to my mobile issue. So only posting to see if I’m missing something previously stated or whether I’m doing something wrong. Which isn’t uncommon! 🙂 Sorry to bother on a Saturday – no hurry on this.
oh yeah – running WP Super Cache.
regarding (1); check your JS error console, that should give you an idea of what is wrong and how to configure AO (e.g. excluding specific JS from optimization).
regarding (2); compare node properties and look for which CSS (inline or linked) is responsible and try excluding that.
regarding FAQ: as AO doesn’t know about “mobile”, it merely aggregates and minifies. as such the FAQ tries to explain how to troubleshoot in a generic manner 🙂
frank
