I am designing a Wordpress site, it is on the production level, I am running the Divi Theme. Recently this site won't connect to the stylesheets provided. It will connect off and on, so I will have an incognito tab open with the site, when I hard refresh, 6 of the stylesheets won't connect in the network tab of inspect. If I wait anywhere from 5 mins to an hour and refresh again it might work and it might not. It also sometimes works on chrome and not safari at the same time to refresh. We have also purged all the cache on-page and CDN level.
This only seems to be the problem on the Home page, because none of the other pages have those stylesheets.
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One of the websites I am working on is running the last version of Wordpress and a Qode Theme from themeforest.
I hired a Fiver website speed optimization specialist however, after he was done, certain parts of the site would not load properly anymore.
Example 1: https://www.sweetsmilingsoul.com/book-a-discovery-call/ - the Calendly plugin only loads when refreshing the site
Example 2: https://www.sweetsmilingsoul.com/ the instagram plugin (FeedThemSocial) does not load with every page visit.
I am guessing it is a caching plugin. I have uninstalled all the caching plugins the Fiver guy installed but the problem still persists.
Both of the links work fine and the plugins are loading right away. Clear your browser cache and if you have Cloudflare enabled clear the cache from there.You could also ask him what he/she has done, check if something is cached through .htacces or just restore your website to a backup
I'm using wordpress to build a website and I have galleries in some pages but it only appears when I refresh the page.
I tried clean the cache, disable the cache plugin and disable the lazy load but nothing worked.
Can someone help me please.
This is one of the pages.
I have accessed the link you mentioned in incognito window to ensure that the content is not loaded via cache or old session files even though I have not accessed this website before. While I am in the current incognito session I have also refreshed the page few times and the images still were loading. I would recommend you to try and flush your local browser cache as well as the local DNS cache and try to recreate this issue in incognito browser window.
Additionally while trying to recreate this issue I monitored the browser developer console and no error messages where shown at all.
I have a website that I believe I may be having some cacheing issues with. When I navigate to this site the first time (http://urlgone.com/830e7f/) it will fail to load the theme styles. Once I do a hard reload (F5) the site will load properly and all subsequent loads will load properly. Once I leave the site alone for about 10 minutes, I reload the site and the theme styles are not loading again.
I'm guessing this is either a drupal issue or a server issue, but with my limited amount of knowledge on configuring both, I am at a loss on how to approach this. I've scoured the net to see if anyone has had the same issue to no avail. Any ideas what could be causing this?
When I connect to a specific page of the website, the css doesn't load.
All people doesn't have the problem and it depends of the navigator they use.
The problem is just for this page.
http://tinyurl.com/nyx26zx
It works if you reload the page and it will always works after that.
Maybe it's a problem of the navigator cache ?
The website uses Wordpress and the plugin WP SUPER CACHE but I excluded the page so
I think it's not a problem with the plugin.
Turn off any caching you may be using; Cloudflare is a known problem in this type of situation. If you have Cloudflare enabled, turn it off.
Disable or remove WordPress Super Cache temporarily to see if this fixes the issue.
Try connecting through a VPN or proxy to see whether the problem is localized to your region, because nobody else on here is having this problem with the CSS.
Try using mine (be aware that the internet sometimes can disconnect [VPN is public]):
Server: server1.vpnfusion.com
Username/Password: vpnfusion/Password01
if the VPN doesn't work, try using another one.
Try clearing your browser's cache after doing all this.
I done things a bit backward developing my new site, don't ask me why! But i built the site on the live server it will be hosted on first and the other day i created a sub-domain to hold a copy of the website so i can use it as a sandbox environment and test new plugins, to get PayPal working etc
I followed this tutorial
So it all worked fine! i have a copy of my site on a subdomain working. I had the infamous admin login redirect to itself issue but i sorted that, the reason it wasnt working was because i had my caches disabled in magento before i copied the site. So i had to enable them again in order to gain access ( If anyone knows why this is please share).
So my problem now is, i am updating the design of my website using the css and images in the skin folder. The problem is i update something in the css and load it onto my server and into the subdomain skins folder but nothing changes on the frontend UNTIL about 15 minutes later and me clearing all caches hundreds of times!! i really don't understand whats happening?
The links to my css/js and image folders are all correct in the head of the website. It's just like a time delay between me changing something in the css and the website updating itself.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards
Tom
Have you also disabled cached on Magento Admin? Perhaps you can try reloading the site on a non-cached based version of browsers (e.g. Incognito Mode in Google Chrome).
Your browser is also caching the external css files which is basically good for saving bandwidth of server and reducing page loading speed. But, for development purpose, you need to avoid css caching. On firefox or IE, you can use CTRL+F5 to reload a webpage without cached css.
If you do not want to use CTRL+F5, you can also add timestamp to your css file as URL parameter.
For example, style.css?<?php echo time();?>
You can also use Apache module to expire the caching.
.htaccess
ExpiresByType text/css "access plus 1 second"
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_expires.html