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[chitocamacho]

chitocamacho

#290368

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in.

If the Largest Contentful Paint is a text, you don’t need to optimize it as long as it loads and renders fast — it will deliver an excellent user experience.

As for the large DOM size, it points to the entire page. I inspected the page, and it appears that the ads add too many HTML codes — here’s a video for reference: https://share.zight.com/yAuzzrv0

Please check if disabling the ads makes a difference.

Best,
Chito

[emmanuelatse]

emmanuelatse

#290364

Hi! Well, it’s not working without doing that, and on the new flex grow part in the documentation, it’s literally said:

Then, in the Advanced Block Settings -> Structure Settings, apply a Flex Grow of 1 to the Parent Section. (The flex-grow values can vary based on the design. This is just for demonstration purposes)

Finally, each Nested Section can be set to also use a Flex Grow of 1 or another preferred value. This will make each Section use the same Grow and equally fill in the Parent Sections Space.

Also, could you reproduce the bug I shown? (flex-grow not working on an actual page whereas working in the editor, and the temporary “fix” I found?)

[smieci]

smieci

#290359

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[Karla]

Karla

#290358

Hi, Gabi!

Glad you reached out.

There are style settings for the Post Grid/Carousel block.

In the initial style, choose the third option – https://share.zight.com/QwuookG4

This should achieve a similar layout as your blog category archive pages.

I hope this helps, and let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Karla

[Karla]

Karla

#290356

Michelle,

I saw your ticket. Please let us know there if you still have issue with page jumps. I viewed your pages and I didn’t see them.

[Karla]

Karla

#290355

Hi there!

We released a fix for issues in editing pages/posts. This should have been fixed on Kadence Blocks 3.2.47.

Let me know if you’re still having issues.

Regards,
Karla

[oliviajackson9510]

oliviajackson9510

#290319

Hello @susiyana

It is necessary to include an Instagram feed widget rather than just a social media connection symbol. Look for widgets and plugins for Instagram feeds that work with the platform of your website. With most of these solutions, you can put a live feed of your most recent posts directly into your webpage and verify your Instagram account.

[teejayhidalgo]

teejayhidalgo

#290315

Hi Emilie,

Google does not typically penalize websites for having elements that are hidden depending on the device (mobile or desktop).

Using display: none to manage different designs for mobile and desktop is a common practice and is generally acceptable from an SEO perspective.

It is still best to use responsive design techniques like CSS media queries to control the display of elements. Avoid using methods like display:none or JavaScript to hide content that you want Google to index.

However, if your design calls for a completely different design for mobile and desktop, it would most likely require hiding elements using CSS.

Here’s one reference where this is discussed: https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/185809376/is-content-with-display-none-read-by-search-engines

Using PHP to conditionally display elements based on screen size is more complex and less efficient compared to using CSS or JavaScript. PHP runs on the server side, so it doesn’t have direct access to the client’s screen size, which is only available on the client side.

Using PHP to conditionally display elements based on screen size is not generally considered good practice.

PHP is a server-side language and doesn’t have access to client-side properties like screen size. This means that any detection of screen size must be done on the client side (using JavaScript) and then communicated back to the server, adding complexity and potential performance issues.

If a user resizes their browser window, the server-side logic won’t automatically adjust the content without a page reload. This can lead to a poor user experience since elements won’t dynamically adjust to the new screen size.

You also mentioned that this is possible with JS.

Adding AJAX requests or handling cookies for screen size detection can slow down the page load time and add unnecessary complexity to your code.

To summarize, using PHP to conditionally render elements based on screen size is not recommended due to the limitations and drawbacks discussed. CSS media queries and JavaScript provide more efficient, flexible, and user-friendly solutions for handling different screen sizes. They ensure that content dynamically adjusts without the need for page reloads, improving both the user experience and site performance.

I hope this helps. If you have further questions, please let us know; we’ll be happy to help.

Best regards,
Teejay.

[emmanuelatse]

emmanuelatse

#290284

Hi!

I think I found the problem :
Setting flex grow to 1 on the parent section adds a bit more css in the editor than just flex-grow:

.kadence-column-906_1cacb8-e7,
.wp-block-kadence-column
  > .kadence-inner-column-direction-horizontal
  > .kadence-column-906_1cacb8-e7 {
  flex-grow: 1;
}
.kadence-column-906_1cacb8-e7 > .kadence-inner-column-inner {
  height: 100%;
}

So I removed the flex grow setting on the parent, and added this custom css to it:

selector, selector > .kadence-inner-column-inner, selector > .kt-inside-inner-col {
  height: 100%;
}

And now, this works correctly in the editor and on the page!
Maybe a fix is needed to have automatically this behavior?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by emmanuelatse. Reason: image not needed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#290280

Hi Thomas,

It seems you submitted this a ticket as well. I replied to your support ticket. See below for my response.

Generally you can do this with copying and pasting from clipboard.

Copying to clipboard and pasting it on another site is a native function in WordPress. So you should be able to do that not just with Kadence blocks. See this for reference: https://www.loom.com/share/cf349c28b27443808b2039e1438fc3a7

If that doesn’t work for you, try looking into a 3rd party plugin to use instead: https://wordpress.org/plugins/copy-the-code/

If you wish to copy everything on a page, there is also the Copy All Blocks option: https://wordpress.com/support/copy-a-post-or-page/#copy-all-blocks

This will copy the text and images but you will need to manually copy the fonts and CSS styling for this as well.

To prevent confusion, I will close this topic. You can reply to the support ticket for continuation on this.

Let us know if we can assist you further.

Kind Regards,
Michael Taro

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by .

[Thomas Reibnegger]

Thomas Reibnegger

#290278

Dear all!

I’ve been working with your Kadence theme for some time now and I’m delighted with it.

Now I have the following problem:
I need to copy the content (text and images) of some pages from an existing homepage (built with Kadence theme) to a new homepage (also with Kadence theme). I have never done this transfer before.

Important: The screen design (colors, fonts, button) is different on both pages

# How do I do this?
# What is the easiest and fastest way?
# Do I need an external plugin for this, or can I copy using Kadence modules?

Many thanks for your help!

Best regards Thomas

[Thomas Reibnegger]

Thomas Reibnegger

#290278

Dear all!

I’ve been working with your Kadence theme for some time now and I’m delighted with it.

Now I have the following problem:
I need to copy the content (text and images) of some pages from an existing homepage (built with Kadence theme) to a new homepage (also with Kadence theme). I have never done this transfer before.

Important: The screen design (colors, fonts, button) is different on both pages

# How do I do this?
# What is the easiest and fastest way?
# Do I need an external plugin for this, or can I copy using Kadence modules?

Many thanks for your help!

Best regards Thomas

[Gabi]

Gabi

#290276

Hello, on my clients website I am using your Ascend Premium theme with Kadnece Blocks and Kadence Blocks Pro. I have made a page with blog post with Post grid – Blog page
But the Archive Blog category page looks like this – link

How do I achive the Archive page – post grid to look like the Blog page? Thanks in advance, best regards Gabi

[Gabi]

Gabi

#290276

Hello, on my clients website I am using your Ascend Premium theme with Kadnece Blocks and Kadence Blocks Pro. I have made a page with blog post with Post grid – Blog page
But the Archive Blog category page looks like this – link

How do I achive the Archive page – post grid to look like the Blog page? Thanks in advance, best regards Gabi

[fenellalangley]

fenellalangley

#290274

Hi,

I’m encountering an issue with my WordPress site using the Kadence theme and could use some assistance. While the front end of my website loads quickly, I’m finding that the WordPress admin panel and the editing interface are very slow. Here are some details:

Website URL: Wordscapes Cheats
Issue:

The WordPress admin panel takes a long time to load.
Editing pages or posts is particularly slow.
The front end of the website has good speed and performance.

I’m wondering if this could be a server-side issue or if it’s something specific to the Kadence theme.

[fenellalangley]

fenellalangley

#290274

Hi,

I’m encountering an issue with my WordPress site using the Kadence theme and could use some assistance. While the front end of my website loads quickly, I’m finding that the WordPress admin panel and the editing interface are very slow. Here are some details:

Website URL: Wordscapes Cheats
Issue:

The WordPress admin panel takes a long time to load.
Editing pages or posts is particularly slow.
The front end of the website has good speed and performance.

I’m wondering if this could be a server-side issue or if it’s something specific to the Kadence theme.

[architabasandrai]

architabasandrai

#290271

Hi @bipinaryal24,

I’m glad you reached out. I’d be happy to help.

Please try the following steps:

1. Click the Sync with Cloud icon in the top-right corner of the Starter Templates page. See the video for reference: https://share.getcloudapp.com/yAuAZ987

2. Uninstall and reinstall the Starter Templates Plugin.

3. Review the steps in this Troubleshooting Article: https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/non-knowledgebase/starter-templates-faqs-troubleshooting/

Some of our customers have faced this issue before. Your hosting provider might need to adjust the WordPress path settings. You may need to contact them to ensure your directory paths are correctly set. Refer to Ben’s suggestion:

“…The fix was to adjust the WP_CONTENT_DIR constant to match the changes. I recommend contacting your hosting provider and asking them to ensure your directory paths are correctly set.”

Also, confirm with your hosting provider if they are allowing external cURL calls and that your PHP user has write permissions in the wp-content folder (standard for WordPress installs).

Additionally, try to flush your permalinks by going to **Settings > Permalinks** and clicking the **Save Changes** button without changing anything.

I hope this helps. Let us know if we can assist you further.

Best Regards,
Archita

[sarang.sss28]

sarang.sss28

#290268

I am using the Kadence theme and the Largest Contentful Paint element is added by <h1 class=”entry-title”>
How do I fix this?
Link to pagespeed insights:
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URL
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Screenshot
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Also, for desktop, the author link and body.post-template-default adds excessive DOM size for the same URL.

Screenshot:
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How to fix?

[sarang.sss28]

sarang.sss28

#290268

I am using the Kadence theme and the Largest Contentful Paint element is added by <h1 class=”entry-title”>
How do I fix this?
Link to pagespeed insights:
*Login to see link

URL
*Login to see link

Screenshot
*Login to see link

Also, for desktop, the author link and body.post-template-default adds excessive DOM size for the same URL.

Screenshot:
*Login to see link

How to fix?

[architabasandrai]

architabasandrai

#290267

Hi Konard,

Sorry for the delay in reply.

Thanks for sharing the website URL. I can confirm the issue on your website. Check the screenshot for reference:https://share.zight.com/jkup8Yed

I can replicate the issue on my website. Check the screenshot for reference: https://share.zight.com/o0uLOqwR

I’ve sent a report, so our team can further check and add a fix as soon as possible. On the other hand, we cannot give an exact date for when the update will be released.

You can visit this page https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-blocks/changelog/ to see the change logs.

We will keep you updated once we receive a response from our development team.

Meanwhile, using the advanced image feature is a good workaround.

You can also send us the premium ticket:

• Premium Support: https://www.kadencewp.com/premium-support-tickets/

Do let us know if we can help you with anything else.

Regards,
Archita

[Michelle Jensen]

Michelle Jensen

#290266

No I already got it to thinken. I want it to shift up.

See links here since you image uploader doesn’t show them correctly.

https://www.saltinourhair.com

This is my page

https://www.travelherstory.com

[bipinaryal24]

bipinaryal24

#290262

Error, Unable to access template database, please try re-loading the page.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by bipinaryal24.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#290261

Hi Julien,

We can assist you on that.

Yes, in order to use Kadence Blocks PRO you need to install the free Kadence Blocks plugin as well.

If you are unable to install Kadence Blocks using that method, you can install it manually or via the plugins page. See this for a more detailed guide: https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-blocks/installing-kadence-blocks/

Let us know if we can assist you further.

Kind Regards,
Michael Taro

[Emilie Venesson]

Emilie Venesson

#290260

Thank you Chito,

I already use this visibility function which hides in css but whatever happens, the hidden block is still loaded into the document DOM. Google will therefore take into account this block, which will be in display hide. Isn’t a performance problem? or SEO probleme?

I know that it’s possible with JS, when the page is loaded, to detect the viewport and choose not to load a specific div.

Cheers