Venkat Raj

@jamiee89 Could you please export and provide ACF fields settings as JSON file? Thanks

Also, Disable webp feature and see if that fixes issue.

@fantamily Go to Dashboard => WP-Optimize => Minify => Advanced tab

https://prnt.sc/9RlbJocOioSr

You can exclude the js file that is causing issue from minifying and merging. If you don’t see any js file related to loco translate plugin (in my test, I couldn’t see), then you need to deactivate all plugins and activate one by one to find out which plugin is really causing issue.

@wazifalab The no. of user agents doesn’t affect your site. Each user agent directive only applies to the rules that follows them. See documentation page where two user agents are present
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots/create-robots-txt

By default, there is no robots.txt file in WP setup. Mostly SEO plugins create them. What if the plugin that created it, also removes it in later stage? The Disallow rule will be there without any user agent.

If you want to remove the rules added by WP Optimize, add the following code in your theme’s functions.php

add_action('after_setup_theme', 'ab123_remove_robots_txt_entry');
function ab123_remove_robots_txt_entry() {
  if (function_exists('WP_Optimize')) {
    remove_filter('robots_txt', array(WP_Optimize(), 'robots_txt'), 99, 1);
  }
}

Which server are you in? Apache? IIS? Nginx?

@ludomania007 Which plugin did you used to move the site? If you have used UpdraftPlus, it will take care of both URLs and PATHs

Do you have backup of the site in the old server?

WP Optimize only uses path that are present in the database entries. It will not construct paths or modify it. When you upload a image, it is path will be stored in database by WordPress core itself. WP Optimize’s image compression only uses those entries.

You are saying that it is only WP Optimize has errors. How can WPO aware of path like C:\laragon\www\xxxxxxxwp-content/ if it is not in database?

@laserstore Could you please submit a support ticket here for further investigation? Thanks

https://getwpo.com/ask-pre-sales-question/
(Yes, it is a pre sales form but it will reach our support channel)

@silklink Thanks for pointing out.
At this moment, when you compress images, webp formats are created for registered image sizes. If the gallery tiles are created on the fly, then it is possible that webp version of those image sizes are not available.

In the next version we are planning to add on the fly webp conversion feature which will convert any http request for other format (png/jpg) images into webp images.