Astra themes are normally responsive so using AMP plugins might make things worse. I would try without it first.

Also I would try to disable CDN first. Cache, CDN and AMP should be the last resorts and not the first ones.

I use plugins as asset clean up and defer javascript to try to cherry pick what you want to load (CSS and Javascript) on each page.

Still as you can see from webpagetest, the loadting times are good. So if you want to trick Pagespeed you can try the PHP code in the header.php file of your theme or child theme.

Maybe you have a cache plugin or the server has any kind of cache?

Another place where you can look at is in your wp-content/theme/ in case you have a child theme.

Also sometimes the theme has a place to put customized CSS.

I can´t think of any of other ways where you can try to find where this CSS has been added without looking your website myself.

The two files that are involved in the error:

public_htm/wp-load.php

wp-admin/admin.php

If you check with webpagetest.org you will able to see also results for mobile browsers.

You need to focus on first paint and when your site gets interactive, not the total load time, because normally javascript scripts are deferred and loaded after the rest (CSS, html, images).

I´d test first which setting (script versus noscript) suit each test case (mobile versus desktop). Just add the <script> to test for both user agents and with <noscript> and see the results.

Don´t get obsessed with reaching 100 in pagespeed, the important thing here is user experience.

After that if you find a huge difference in time (not score) in any of the two we can give a try and modify php code.

The CSS mentioned is inline, not loaded in other extra CSS, so It probably has been introduced by someone manually in the header.php of your theme or with a plugin for customized CSS.

I see in that CSS inline comments like:

/* Navigation */

[ CSS  ]

/* Global */ 

[ CSS ]

/* Sidebar */

… etc

So take a look and see if that rings any bell

I checked the source code of your website and I found that in some CSS you have defined this:

.navigation-wrapper {
    /* display: none; */
}

if you remove that display:none or that entry you will see the menu again on the top of the webpage

• This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by ibertrix.
• This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by ibertrix.

Hi Daniela,

Make sure under Apperance -> Customize in the menu section you see that menu is applied