Yes, that works! I wasn’t aware of that setting — thank you.

Apologies if I came across as overly impatient or too persistent. I truly appreciate your help!

My client purchased the theme just a few days ago, and they are entitled to support.

So perhaps you could still take a closer look and help resolve the issue? Even if the problem is caused by a misconfiguration in another plugin, I kindly ask that you point it out specifically — rather than shifting the responsibility back to the user to troubleshoot everything alone.

So, are you not even considering the possibility that the issue might be within your template, and instead suggesting that I should look for a solution on my own — even though this problem theoretically shouldn’t exist at all on a freshly installed, brand-new website? I personally recommended your theme to my client, telling them it’s a high-quality product backed by a solid team and reliable support.

The simplest solution for me would be to just switch to a different pre-built demo site — but then I wouldn’t get the design I was aiming for.

If that’s the only option you’re willing to offer, and you’re not concerned about a potential bug in the ECHOVERSE demo, then I suppose I’ll have to go that route.

Also, I did configure the settings to remove unused CSS. At first, I thought you might suspect that WP Rocket was over-optimizing something — my apologies for the confusion. But I’ve double-checked, and all the settings are correct.

Still, I believe the issue lies elsewhere. I use WP Rocket across all my projects — including several websites built with the Newspaper theme — and I’ve never encountered this problem before. So I don’t think WP Rocket is the cause.

What I’ve noticed is that these extra CSS elements don’t appear everywhere — only in modules taken from the Cloud Library. On a test site, I replaced the footer with one from a different demo layout, and the issue was gone.

This leads me to conclude that the problem is specifically related to the ECHOVERSE demo.

Unfortunately, this issue occurs even with the WP Rocket plugin disabled. Moreover, I don’t experience the same problem on other websites using your theme — even with WP Rocket enabled.

That’s why I still believe the issue might be related to something within the modules themselves. When I build a simple page from scratch, the HTML tags appear clean and properly structured.

It’s possible that this issue is specific to the ECHOVERSE demo site.