Hi,
We are using the Newspaper theme on elubaczow.com.
The theme seems to generate different HTML for mobile and desktop.
This causes issues with full-page caching (sometimes the cached mobile HTML is served to desktop users and vice versa).
I think so and I received this information from the hosting provider.
Is there an option in the theme or in the tagDiv Composer / Mobile Theme plugin to disable device-specific HTML output and use a single unified HTML structure (with only CSS-based responsiveness)?
If not, what is the recommended way to configure caching (plugin and server-level) for Newspaper to avoid this issue?
The problem only occurs for users who are not logged in.
I have the “tagDiv Mobile Theme” plugin disabled.
Is the problem something else?
Incorrect loading: https://prnt.sc/Ao3ObgNt1cia
It displays a completely different header – unused, and the rest of the page falls apart.
Correct loading: https://prnt.sc/n7TnA1Ls_ibw
Hi,
In case you are not using the mobile theme plugin, then there are two other 2 situations.
Unfortunately, i can not see the image because the Cloudflare is down – https://i.imgur.com/DnPm99f.png
– in case you are using a mobile page /template https://tagdiv.com/newspaper-10-3-7-update-brings-customizable-and-fast-mobile-pages/
– in case you are using the option to disable the desktop zone on mobile and the mobile zone on desktop – https://i.imgur.com/TT2slI3.png https://i.imgur.com/jWPKhXS.png
In the above scenarios, there is a need to use a cache that can create and provide a cache per device (mobile and desktop cache), most of the cache plugins have this option.
Thank you!
