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Hi, I am using the Gossip Child theme where I have been facing LCP issues since last month we figured out that your cloud library and composer are taking time to load so it will be a great help if you can help in optimising the plugins and minifying CSS.

my site URL is https://www.tellymantra.com

Hello,
I’m having a problem with the menu on my mobile. It won’t open the menu. Do you have any idea how to save me?
The menu is ok on fixed but on mobile it needs a slight move but doesn’t open anything.
Thanks

Hello,

We have tried activating the “post grid” on newspaper mobile theme.

Suddenly, there is 300×250 blank space called. When inspecting it tell us it is an AD.

I have checked all places for codes in theme, deactivated ad inserter (it is not called by ad inserter plugin). Deactivated our AD tag scripts. I dont know what this is or what i am missing

Do you know which part of theme is activating this place? I tought this is our homepage ad from desktop but it is not i have tried to deactivate that block and nothing happens.

Screenshot

Thank you

Hi,

I have Installed “tagDiv Mobile Theme” and added the Mobile Template for Homepage, Category Page, Tag Page, Single Page & Author Page but when I am checking the settings on my mobile it’s not reflecting and showing a default structure. Also when I am trying to open the Menu in Mobile it’s responding too late.

Hi,
I am facing an issue with Image loading on a mobile device.
Here is the site URL: https://whatson.guide/
can you please have a look the matter?
Thank you.

Hello dears

It seems that with the last update to the theme, I did not notice some things that were different until now
Mobile templates do not appear as they did before, and there is no small pencil to modify or access them
I feel confused. I no longer know where my templates and pages that I allocated for mobile are

This is how it appears, it is something different and incomprehensible https://prnt.sc/RJFb_BfVgVGC

I am trying to edit the appearance and contents of the menu that pops up when clicking the hamburger menu on the mobile site. Currently, it has a stock background image of a woman in a bathing suit, and the menu features categories that don’t exist on my site. How do I change the contents of the mobile menu, and how do I alter/remove the background image? When I click on that menu element in TagDiv Composer, it simply takes me to my live website instead of opening up a TC editing options window.

https://oddtrilogies.com/

My shop pages, for example (https://www.houselore.com/product-category/art/) have the Attribute Filter checked to show the filter on mobile. However, when this shop page is opened on a mobile device, the attribute filters do not appear. How can I fix this?

Reminder to folks it’s time to fully retire use of AMP as another failed abandoned Google attempt to take over the web when it was pointless and stupid for many sites where a print ready page would have worked just as well for mobile. It was a money grab to track folks usage by loading your content on their server. Ugh.

At this point, more than a year after AMP was retired as “end of life,” it’s time to move on.

Requires three things
a) setup proper 301 redirects to keep links if you had lots of inbound traffic, but frankly Google recommends simple 404 so they stop caching the /amp or ?amp URL — keep in mind normal htaccess redirect of /amp –> not /amp is tricky in case you have a post url slug of mycontent/amplify-your-cake — would kill that URL.

You need to try something like this in your root htaccess file, then *test* a amp url to make sure it redirects

e.g.,
RewriteEngine On

# Removes "amp" (or "amp/") from the end of the URL-path
RewriteRule (.*)amp/?$ /$1 [R=301,L]

this code also shared quite a bit online
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]

2) deactivate any ‘AMP’ plugins in WordPress – which will remove the rel= link in your post headers; to remove a loop

3) clear AMP cache with Google: https://developers.google.com/amp/cache/update-cache

// I don’t work here, just started to do this last year, and catching up on final nail in the AMP coffin for our other sites this month //

*also posted in Newspaper forum; but copied here for all the rest of us //

Reminder to folks it’s time to fully retire use of AMP as another failed abandoned Google attempt to take over the web when it was pointless and stupid for many sites where a print ready page would have worked just as well for mobile. It was a money grab to track folks usage by loading your content on their server. Ugh.

At this point, more than a year after AMP was retired as “end of life,” it’s time to move on.

Requires three things
a) setup proper 301 redirects to keep links if you had lots of inbound traffic, but frankly Google recommends simple 404 so they stop caching the /amp or ?amp URL — keep in mind normal htaccess redirect of /amp –> not /amp is tricky in case you have a post url slug of mycontent/amplify-your-cake — would kill that URL.

You need to try something like this in your root htaccess file, then *test* a amp url to make sure it redirects

e.g.,
RewriteEngine On

# Removes "amp" (or "amp/") from the end of the URL-path
RewriteRule (.*)amp/?$ /$1 [R=301,L]

this code also shared quite a bit online
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]

2) deactivate any ‘AMP’ plugins in WordPress – which will remove the rel= link in your post headers; to remove a loop

3) clear AMP cache with Google: https://developers.google.com/amp/cache/update-cache

// I don’t work here, just started to do this last year, and catching up on final nail in the AMP coffin for our other sites this month //

Hello,

The main menu has suddenly disappeared: https://paddlinglife.com. It should be displaying to the right of the logo.

It’s working fine on mobile.

The Header Menu (main) is assigned properly in nav-menus.php

Assistance would be appreciated.

Thank you