Search Results for 'amp'

Hi,

We use xampp installs for testing, we didn’t tested other tools so i cannot recommend you something else.

First backup the site files and database, in case something goes wrong you just use the backup to restore the site. Usually c-panel comes with an option for this, or you could do this manually – https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Backups

You can’t keep the old theme in the same folder, you either delete it an install the new one or move it to another location.

In v6.1 we fixed some of the issues which were reported on v6.0:

[ Version 6.1 ]
- improvement: added global colour for block headers in General theme colors section
- improvement: now you can change the fonts on Lists in post content from Theme panel
- improvement: added .screen-reader-text class for better usability
- improvement: visual composer updated to the latest version
- improvement: better documentation + first video tutorials
- fix: UI improvements, key images now have a specified height, this prevents repaints and it makes the page appear that it loads faster
- fix: unique articles work now as expected
- fix: better review import from version 4
- fix: speed booster 4.1 works better now + buddyPress fix
- fix: big grids on iOS where missing titles until touch
- fix: block 20 css fix + speed booster
- fix: content bottom and top content ads css fix for safari, firefox and IE
- fix: various css fixes
- fix: social counter instagram
- fix: main menu z-index
- fix: missing Ajax filter option for IOS slider
- fix: visual composer single image block alignment issues
- fix: space issue when turn off the top menu on header style 12
- fix: the ajax dropdown filter sometimes disappeared when the mouse was moved down to select ca category
- fix: ajax filter - was deselecting all the selected filters from the page on click
- fix: better alignment on reviews

We may consider releasing beta versions in the future, thanks for your suggestion.

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 11 years by Emil G.

I will re post my message from another thread here:

Hi,

I’m still searching for a good solution for that plugin. A lot of people install the plugin without knowing what it does and after that they add 100 plugins and some of the plugins are not written ok. For example some of the plugins do not respect the google pagespeed recommendations of punting javascript at the end of the page and they just try to use jQuery in the middle of the page. This slows the site down and it also enforces the requirement that jQuery has to be in the header instead of the footer how Google recommends.

For example even Revolution Slider is written that way, not only that but they don’t use recommended WordPress methods to load it’s style and js. One may say that loading resources that way is bad BUT even jetpack (that is a plugin made by the makers of wordpress) doesn’t use standard ways of loading resources – you can find the jetpack hack in the speed booster.

I know this is causing a lot of frustrations but we don’t have a good solution yet 😐 .

To always enable speed booster, delete this code: http://screencast.com/t/RZLIOPUNdqh

I will re post my message from another thread here:

Hi,

I’m still searching for a good solution for that plugin. A lot of people install the plugin without knowing what it does and after that they add 100 plugins and some of the plugins are not written ok. For example some of the plugins do not respect the google pagespeed recommendations of punting javascript at the end of the page and they just try to use jQuery in the middle of the page. This slows the site down and it also enforces the requirement that jQuery has to be in the header instead of the footer how Google recommends.

For example even Revolution Slider is written that way, not only that but they don’t use recommended WordPress methods to load it’s style and js. One may say that loading resources that way is bad BUT even jetpack (that is a plugin made by the makers of wordpress) doesn’t use standard ways of loading resources – you can find the jetpack hack in the speed booster.

I know this is causing a lot of frustrations but we don’t have a good solution yet 😐 .

To always enable speed booster, delete this code: http://screencast.com/t/RZLIOPUNdqh

Hi,

I’m still searching for a good solution for that plugin. A lot of people install the plugin without knowing what it does and after that they add 100 plugins and some of the plugins are not written ok. For example some of the plugins do not respect the google pagespeed recommendations of punting javascript at the end of the page and they just try to use jQuery in the middle of the page. This slows the site down and it also enforces the requirement that jQuery has to be in the header instead of the footer how Google recommends.

For example even Revolution Slider is written that way, not only that but they don’t use recommended WordPress methods to load it’s style and js. One may say that loading resources that way is bad BUT even jetpack (that is a plugin made by the makers of wordpress) doesn’t use standard ways of loading resources – you can find the jetpack hack in the speed booster.

I know this is causing a lot of frustrations but we don’t have a good solution yet 😐 .

To always enable speed booster, delete this code: http://screencast.com/t/RZLIOPUNdqh

@neakriti thanks for providing the solution.

Hi,

I’m still searching for a good solution for that plugin. A lot of people install the plugin without knowing what it does and after that they add 100 plugins and some of the plugins are not written ok. For example some of the plugins do not respect the google pagespeed recommendations of punting javascript at the end of the page and they just try to use jQuery in the middle of the page. This slows the site down and it also enforces the requirement that jQuery has to be in the header instead of the footer how Google recommends.

For example even Revolution Slider is written that way, not only that but they don’t use recommended WordPress methods to load it’s style and js. One may say that loading resources that way is bad BUT even jetpack (that is a plugin made by the makers of wordpress) doesn’t use standard ways of loading resources – you can find the jetpack hack in the speed booster.

I know this is causing a lot of frustrations but we don’t have a good solution yet 😐 .

To always enable speed booster, delete this code: http://screencast.com/t/RZLIOPUNdqh

@neakriti thanks for providing the solution.

Hi,

Here is an example with Block 14 with complete white images and you will see that the text have a black gradient to make the text visible. http://screencast.com/t/WpROkqaZWNE5

If you want more darker you can apply a transparent black on entire module to make the text more visible. Use this CSS and adjust the opacity like you want, that value 0.3 from background-color:

.td_block_14 .td_module_mx1 .td-module-thumb:before {
content: '';
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
display: block;
background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.3);
z-index: 0;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
}

result: http://screencast.com/t/q7BwGeD1

Thanks for the message!

Hi,

Our css is not the biggest one, we worried about that too but we found other themes with bigger ones. The css got so complex due to market demand. Users don’t want simple themes anymore and the majority of users what a theme that works with a lot of other features.

Even with such a huge css file the theme performs very well. The css when it’s gzip by the webserver is only 50Kb .

less makes everything more easy, for example we have the following variables that we use in all the theme http://screencast.com/t/vcfpBFxa .