Oh, I see…

Thank you for your support, Calin!
I’ll do so and see if that solves the problem.

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 1 year by mottoyou.

Hi Calin,

Thank you for your reply!

Here is an example page you can check to see the issue:
https://okanaganfamilyfun.com/location/penticton/
For reference, there should be 11 pages of posts available in total.

However, on any other “Location” page you navigate to, you will be able to see the problem appearing.

Please navigate to different pagination numbers as the issue doesn’t always appear on the second / next page you access.

Thank you!

Never mind! I cleared my browser cache and it seems to have fixed the problem.
It was strange as it happened suddenly, out of nowhere…

Hi Cloud Hosting,

Just a simple user here, but hope these answers will help you.

What’s the use of Category-Base?

As mentioned on the “Permalinks” admin page, the category base is used only for links specific to category archive pages, not to single posts: https://prnt.sc/PHuWkYZb02TC

The default WP link structure for a category archive page is “/category/category-name/”.
If you prefer a different base instead of “/category/”, then you can place a custom term in that section. For instance, your category archive pages could be “/news/category-name/”.

For single posts, the links include only the category name, without the category base.

Is it possible to show the Category-Base also like: https://domain-name.com/category-base/category-name/post-title/?

If you want to display the category base in the single post link as well, you can set that base directly in the “Custom Structure” section: https://prnt.sc/zD7ceyJs0nbP

Any particular advantage or disadvantage of showing or not showing Category-Base along with Category and Blog Post Title?

It depends on each case whether your link structure could affect your website’s SEO.
You could probably check out this article which can help you make the right decision:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/seo-friendly-url-structure-for-wordpress/

Hi Calin,

Thank you for your reply!
I’ve sent you an email.

Thanks again!

Hi Anamaria,

That would be great!
Thank you for letting me know and for your assistance.

Have a nice day too!

Hi Bettina,

Thanks again for your reply!
I really appreciate you taking the time to investigate this issue further!

I will do so.

Thank you for your support!

Hi Anamaria,

Thank you for your reply!

I was worried that this might not be possible.
It would be a really useful feature to highlight the enhanced / featured listings (CPT) and make them appear before the others.

Thanks for the suggestion! I thought about that too, but it doesn’t help me much since I want to use the Flex Loop Filters and those listings need to be in the same element as the others.

Thank you for your support!

Hi Bettina,

Thank you for your reply!
Unfortunately this doesn’t help to solve the problem and it seems that you didn’t read my whole explanation carefully…

As I said, the problem doesn’t occur only with LiteSpeed, but also with WP Super Cache. So, as stated, this is not specifically related to LiteSpeed.

Of course I don’t use multiple caching tools, as I know that this is not a good technical approach and creates conflicts.
I tested WP Super Cache on a clone of the site (without LiteSpeed ​​​​​​​​​​​​installed / activated), to see if the problem keeps coming up. I confirmed that it does!

I listed the entire troubleshooting process to show the conditions under which the issue occurs. Disabling all the other plugins doesn’t help either, as the problem persists. Only disabling the standard Cache eliminates the problem, in both situations: using either LiteSpeed ​​​​or WP Super Cache.

I also don’t think it’s host-related. I tested with LiteSpeed ​​​​​​​​on Hostinger and on the cloned site with WP Super Cache on Bluehost. Again, the problem persists!

The Object Cache is enabled in LiteSpeed, as it’s available with Hostinger, but the problem doesn’t appear when that’s enabled, nor does it disappear when that’s disabled. The error only goes away if the Page Caching is disabled.
I don’t have the Object Cache enabled with WP Super Cache, so another reason to understand that it has nothing to do with it.

I don’t use AMP or the Mobile Theme plugin. The entire design is just responsive.

The only thing I’m not sure about is the ESI section in LiteSpeed ​​​​​​​​: https://prnt.sc/6O6fFh0PqBaU
I understand that this section gives you the chance to somehow exclude or set a different TTL for parts of the pages, to avoid serving outdated / wrong information.
However, enabling ESI causes the site to display incorrectly, so it doesn’t help in my case.

I was thinking of making use of ESI Nonces (https://prnt.sc/KDVCieNE_XTs | https://prnt.sc/J93A51NqhNPb), but again, I’d need to know what to exclude there. So again, it’s something related to the theme.

I know you have so many clients to respond to every day and I always really appreciate your whole team for all the work you’ve done and continue to do, but please pay more attention to the problem and its details. Otherwise, we’ll continue to ping-pong with the messages, taking each other’s time, risking not finding the right solution.

Maybe it’s a bug of this Header feature (“Don’t load on mobile / desktop”) and you could try testing at your end as well, using LiteSpeed, WP Super Cache or any other caching plugin.

Looking forward to your input!

Thank you!

Hi there,

I can confirm that this issue also occurs with WP Super Cache.
When enabling “Don’t load on mobile / desktop”, the Header is displayed on Desktop and not on Mobile, or vice versa.

Therefore, it’s not a conflict with the LiteSpeed ​​plugin in particular, but with the caching feature itself.

I would really appreciate it if you could assist with this issue!

Thank you!

Hi Anamaria,

Thanks again for your reply!

I forgot to mention that the bug is not visible in edit mode, but only when viewing the page in the frontend. The ampersand displays fine for me as well when editing the page with TagDiv Composer, but not in the frontend.

I already tried to troubleshoot the problem, but it’s not related to any plugin conflict.

Could it be a problem with this element, “Flex Loop Filters”, so that it doesn’t reflect the standard symbol, but the character reference?

Thank you!

Hi Anamaria,

Thank you for your reply!

The problem doesn’t occur when it’s about the dropdown filter with a single selection. That’s why you don’t see the problem at your end. As I noticed, the filter you indicate in the screenshot is a single selection.

However, when it comes to multi-selection (https://prnt.sc/ipdMx5frumAK), then the placeholder is displayed as I stated (https://prnt.sc/y9mLDbT7dsaK).

I’ve tried several times to reconfigure and re-save the custom taxonomy in ACF, but without success. The ampersand keeps displaying wrong within the multi-selection filter, no matter what I do.

Please advise.

Thank you!

Hi there,

I have the same problem on Firefox.
It’s not just related to Flex Block 1, but to multiple elements.

For instance, row or page title settings are missing:
https://prnt.sc/O9317fLA43ib
https://prnt.sc/HyJyOsYNmIFx
https://prnt.sc/0EiVLTJT_Y7A

I saw a related topic on that:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/problem-inserting-into-all-blocks-help/

I just wanted to let you know that I’ve also detected the problem at my end, in case it helps.

Thank you for your support!

Hi Anamaria,

Thank you for your reply!
Also, thank you for the solution you provided. It works great!

Thanks again for your support!