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Hi Jose,
I understand what you are saying. Our Divi theme is fully responsive.
I guess the main issue we are experiencing is that the plugin is causing a lot of crazy things that are happening.
Just this morning I went to our website and was horrified that the main page on desktop was showing the “desktop” view from your private mobile page.
To explain, the only reason we are using this plugin is exactly what you intended it for. We have large video background files that we don’t want to be downloaded for mobile, and then hidden, because there is no reason to hide those videos if they have already been downloaded. So we wanted to completely eliminate those videos from the mobile page so they are never downloaded. In addition, we deleted any desktop elements that are not seen on mobile. So this accomplishes what you are saying: All desktop elements that are not visible on mobile are deleted on your mobile page so they never get downloaded and thus save loading time.
However, our constant experience is that SOMETIMES (and the word “sometimes” is important here) when we save the mobile version, it somehow overwrites the desktop version. This is what happened when I discovered it this morning. The desktop version on our private mobile page is pure junk, because it will not be seen. Yet that is what was showing live all night!
To solve this problem I had to go into the real desktop page and save it — TWICE — before the correct desktop version would show live. This is a very strange bug. It means that whenever we edit the mobile page and save it, we could be actually somehow changing our live desktop view to the junk desktop view on the mobile page. This is a serious problem.
Please advise.
Thanks,
LucasAlso, I have read that your plugin considers “mobile” to mean both tablet and mobile. However, we have found that the tablet view is inconsistent. Just now I found that the main page is being served for tablet, and the mobile page (which also has a tablet view) is not being served for tablet. Mobile page is only being served for mobile.
So I am not sure if “mobile” truly means “mobile + tablet” or just “mobile.” Please advise.
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Update:
Jose, we would gladly PAY for your plugin if it could truly work for us.
After a great deal of work and testing, we find that this plugin does not work for us with Divi theme and WP-Rocket caching, which is a very very common combination.
Our home page works fine with your plugin, although at times we have to re-save our file because the cache gets all out of whack either on desktop or mobile.
Our home page works: ojaya.com
However, we could not get our Course Info page to work:
ojaya.com/deep-meditation-courseWe could get either the desktop version or the mobile version to look correct, but not both at the same time, so we had to delete mobile version.
As we said, if you can make this work, we would PAY for your plugin gladly. It is much needed. We hope you can fix this, not only for us, but for countless thousands of WordPress users who need separate caching for mobile. We are astounded that WordPress themes have not already addressed this highly important function in today’s mobile world. Please keep up the work, and we will await your earliest reply.
Thank you!
LucasHi Jose,
We are thrilled to find your plugin, and we do not know why themes have not done this on their own earlier! It is absolutely essential to be able to have a smaller, lighter mobile page, but at the same URL!
Another thing: WP-Rocket permits CPCSS caching of individual pages, however there is a notice below this that says “Publish the page to use this feature,” however the page is already published and seems to be served properly.
Please advise.
Lucas
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