Errors on elementor

First and foremost try to identify what is breaking tablepress by just disabling CSS or JS or HTML or Image optimization (incl. lazyload).

If the problem is with JS, chances are you’ll find useful information on your browser’s developer console.

Based on outcome of the above, we can see what next steps would be.

hope this helps,
frank

I’ll be happy to guide you, but asking for/ giving mail is frowned upon.

Why not do it here, starting with you trying the things from my previous answer and see what we learn from that? 🙂

Here’s a short primer on how to check the console, we’re specifically looking for any JavaScript error you might see.

indeed, sorry: https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/#step-3-diagnosis

ok, those are “files not found” errors, which are more then likely due to the HTML being served from a cache pointing to autoptimized files that were deleted. purging any page cache(s) you might have should fix that issue.

But clearing Autoptimize’s cache does not clear your page cache(s), as AO does not do page caching. So the question is; do you have a page caching plugin, does your host do page caching (using e.g. nginx or varnish) or do you use a 3rd party system such as Fastly, Sucuri or Cloudflare which might do page caching?