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Temporary URL to our site: https://www.temporary-url.com/2F82 (please do not post the target URL in public forum)

Please try Firefox for Linux Mint latest version or Firefox for Android latest version. I have changed the colors to black:

span.siq-expandwdgt-icon:before {color: #000 !important;}
.siq-expandwdgt-cont .siq-expandwdgt-input::placeholder {color: #000 !important;}

Ok I will remove the code, thanks @serpentdriver

Should it not be:

DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key LIKE ‘litespeed_vpi%’;

There is no ‘litespeed-optimize-size’ in my database. I think that is the old meta_key your developpers have used in the past.

Please confirm that it is safe to remove.

I don’t know how the custom code got in my .htaccess file. Maybe it has been added by my (litespeed partner) webhosting company. In what scenario should I keep it, and in what scenario should I remove it? I found this source but is does not give me that answer, and it is not a source from Litespeed company.

What about the wp_postmeta (VPI meta mostly) I mentioned, can I safely cleanup? What are the command to enter, to cleanup the database?
I found this topic, but these commands

DELETE FROM ‘wp_postmeta’ WHERE ‘meta_key’ = ‘litespeed-optimize-size’; DELETE FROM ‘wp_options’ WHERE ‘option_name’ LIKE ‘litespeed-%’; DELETE FROM ‘wp_options’ WHERE ‘option_name’ LIKE ‘litespeed_%’;

seem old and I need to be very sure the commands are working the way Litespeed advises to do database cleanup anno 2023.

In my database seems to contain ‘litespeed.%’ and not ‘litespeed–‘ or litespeed_‘.

Thank you very much for the reply @roxannestoltz

That is what I mean, but with a little change:

A visitor can come to our Woocommerce webshop (website) via for example a search engine.

The first page they visit can be the Shop page, but it can also be any other page.

Whatever the first page is, (homepage, productpage, blogpage whatever), I would like to show the store notice.

Than a visitor (hopefully) navigates to another page, (whaterever the second page is), I would like to not show the store notice any longer.

This is because visitors do not make the effort to close the store notification themselves. Than it makes the screen smaller (especially on mobile devices). So the notification has te dissapear automatically.

Sorry if this is generally outside your scope of support. On the other hand, it might be a really usefull feauture for the Woocommerce plugin. Because I can image lots of Woocommerce store owners would love this feauture to be available.

Thanks again.

Thank you very much @babylon1999
I’v marked as resolved

Thanks @vupdraft , I know that setting.

My question is about Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy for the Browser Caching.

How to increase the default 7 days? 🙂

Thanks for the quick reply @vupdraft Have a great day 🙂