Dear M,
After enabling caching (WP supercache), I have issues with css not loading in the right order. Result I see first the Main theme color before the child theme style.css stylesheet.
Example: https://www.bitcoinmag.eu/bitcoin-social-media/
Any advise?
Kind regards,
Webagent05
Hi there,
I did some extended testing and it’s the tagdiv booster plugin. when enabled it renders the style css from the main theme before those added in the css of the child theme.
As you mentioned it’s not any other plugin it’s css in child theme style.css!
I suppose I’n not the only one facing this issue.
Looking forward to your reply.
Hello,
Did you update the child theme? A child theme needs to be updated to the current version of the theme also. The child theme cs does not contain any css rules. The file just points to the theme css file. Please use the child theme provided in the theme package for testing purposes (back-up your existing child theme beforehand. )
Thank you!
Hi bogdan,
The child theme is up-to-date. When I look further it seems to me speedbooster is working, but in status it says it’s disabled because of conflicting plugins.
When I start disabling those plugins, … nothing much is left. I think the speedbooster plugin needs some inspection. 😉
Hi,
Our plugin will automatically deactivate itself if it detects plugins that are not part of a predefined list in it’s code
– https://www.screencast.com/t/2DORngA6lc
This check could be deactivated for testing and the plugin will be active permanently, but that may cause problems with the functionality of some plugins
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tinymce-advanced-and-other-various-disabling-speed-boster/
Hello Simion,
So if I understand you right. The plugin is only active when other plugin’s aren’t in us on a page? Or the plugin is just not active on every page?