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I don’t use the patch files. I uploaded the whole new 2.0 theme folder..

Found the reason!
The sprite files were not included in the patch folder. You have to grab them from the complete theme folder and update them seperately.

I have the same problem.. And is also happening on the desktop version. I updated the sprite files but the issue still.

Sorry, i found the patch folder. Thanks for that.

Also where to find the update log for version 2.0? I mean the list of files that i need to replace.

Tried but not working. Making changes in main style only. I think it will give troubles while updating theme.

Hi, this is not fixed in 2.0, is it?

Yes, i found it. i think main menu is not a fixed menu in mobile like desktop, So there wont be any problem with the 2 menus on top of the page. now i had used responsive menu plugin and made top menu as responsive and works great. 🙂

But i am having issues with the child theme style.css. styles i am adding there are not overriding the main styles. Can you tell me why it is happening.

Thanks for the support.

Just for a point of reference on our test site under development, with 1.7.2, and no caching or tagdiv/optimizer plugin enabled. This is neither a complaint, nor solution, just an indicator of another look at “speed” on a “typical” review article page online, based in U.S.

Test article page
http://ga-ga.com/785/discwatcher-watching-films-at-home-spring-2013-a-good-day-to-die-hard/

Google Page Speed = 96 / YSlow 73* (desktop; not showing mobile results)
Page load time: 6.46s
Total page size: 2.19MB
Total number of requests: 106
*NOTE: huge number of “errors” due to GOOGLE ads/cookies/etc. with embedded YouTube video and two AdSense ads (top/right) and social media crap. Unrelated to theme.
PAGE HAS: 3 large images in article; two content blocks right side with 3 thumbnails each (6 images) and the 2 related content items below story. Total 11 images plus gravatar, and 2 logos.

14 images, 2 ads, youtube video; Google Page Speed “96” — not too shabby!

Main issues have to do with Google elements, and social media stuff. One javascript file could be compressed; YSlow hates the @style load of CSS via child theme (sigh). Images could be slightly more compressed (option to set compression level via functions file?).

For those looking at Google Page Speed vs “load time” or “payload” … ALWAYS test your “page speed” with AdSense stuff removed or you will always get upset with any WP site ranking/rating/testing. In our case, the above “96” with Google Page Speed is pretty amazing, frankly. 6 second load time, not so much (anything over 4 sec would be considered “bad” these days), but caching plugin and CDN may help with that immensely. Yslow pretty much “demands” a CDN for top speed ranking.

Our goal is 3 sec. max time for a page like that (avg 2.6 sec would be acceptable based on how some of our other sites work) and if/when I get to that, I’ll share our method of optimization, if anybody will want to know.

— PLUGINS:
* all jetpack OFF
* WP-Optimize (speed up your DB by optimizing it!)
* Akismet with site license
* Limit Login Attempts (a must!)
* Regenerate thumbnails
* WordPress SEO by Yoast
* bare minimum tagdiv provided plugins (e.g., animated GIF resize)

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

On mobile devices the logo overaps with the ads

http://i.imgur.com/kF6uJ7E.png

that still exist with the new version 🙁

+1
realistically with the new Page Speed push for mobile speed optimizations and such, and Google’s new asynchronous support for AdSense now working properly, typically the AdSense code should be async by default.

Thanks,

Problem solved!