Nauris
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Hey there,
Looks like all your CSS is already defined inline asamp-custom– there are no linked CSS stylesheets to generate Critical CSS from.There would be no benefit of actually having extra critical CSS because all your CSS is already inline.
Hi @asafm7!
I’m glad you’ve fixed it manually! I think you can leave your fix in if it works, there’s no reason to poke it further 🙂
The mobile menu (which is included on every page on mobile) was jumping from open to closed on page load. I believe this is a problem supposed to be solved by Boost?
To clarify, this sounds like a CSS issue with the theme.
Jetpack Boost would help with cumulative layout shift that occurs because of styles loading too slowly for example due to network latency, but it doesn’t fix pre-existing theme bugs like an element that’s jumping around while the page is loaded because of bugs in other themes or plugins.
So as for my experience, Boost doesn’t produce a mobile-specific version of the Critical CSS.
This is a bit tricky. We don’t generate specific CSS only for mobile, but we do take samples of the site with both wide and narrow screen sizes and then combine them so that the Critical CSS produced is valid for both mobile and desktop devices.
Anyway, this looks like it’s solved, so I’ll mark the forum thread solved.
Cheers!
- This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Nauris.
Hey @nosilver4u,
We’re using a home grown Critical CSS generation library. Penthouse was an inspiration for us, but we needed something that would work on both the front end and the back-end, so we built our own.
It’s open source, you can play around with it here: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack-boost-critical-css-gen
The library itself is solid, but we’re anticipating significant API changes in a couple of months – so use with caution.
Howdy! 👋
Looks like lazy loading images are throwing off the size calculation that the image slider is doing.
One way to solve this would be to make sure that the images in the slider are ignored by Jetpack lazy loader. Have a look here for instructions: https://jetpack.com/support/lazy-images/#customizing-lazy-images under “Exclude specific images”
Hi Rahul,
Jetpack Boost is a part of the Jetpack brand, so we’re keeping everything compatible.Modules like Lazy Loading that are shared between Jetpack and Jetpack Boost also will share the setting status, so for example, if you enable Lazy Loading for images in Jetpack, the Lazy Loading module is going to be activated in Boost.
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In reply to: [Easy Photography Portfolio] Templates not hoverriddenHi @li-an,
Try placing it inmytheme/photography-portfolio/single🙂Cheers!
Hey @maganmi! We have an update coming out today that should fix the issue for you – hang in there 🙂
Thanks – I’ve managed to reproduce the issue on my test site – we’re going to fix this in the next release 👍
A-ha. Thanks for letting us know – this is something we’ll iterate on and improve. A single connected-user should be enough.
In the meantime, does connecting your WordPress.com account work for you there? After connecting, you should be able to see all the settings as well.
@et7ioqir42 Module setting adjustments shouldn’t be linked to the Jetpack account. If it is – that’s a bug we should fix 🙂
What’s your permissions role on the site? https://wordpress.org/support/article/roles-and-capabilities/#summary-of-roles
Looks like Cloudflare has cached that URL – try clearing clear your cloudflare cache.
Also, it looks like some sort of minification might be turned on.
Can you turn on/off the Jetpack Boost “Defer Non-Essential Javascript” module and test if that fixes the issue? If it doesn’t – that means that something else on your site is interfering with the sitemaps – either a plugin or Cloudflare.
Hey @et7ioqir42!
Can you share the URL of your sitemap so that we can take a closer look?Hey! We managed to release the fix in 1.0.6! Update the plugin – the issue should no longer be there.
Wonderful! Keep an eye out for updates and our changelog when the fix is live 🙂
Thanks @wppit, we have a lot of improvements planned for the Critical CSS module. Stay tuned 🙂