"Loading More Posts" not working

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  • #17382
    slylenser
    Participant

    I have set the home page to show 100 posts and instead to it loading a screenful at a time, then “Loading More Posts” as a user scrolls down, the theme tries to open all 1000 pages at the same time.

    Is anyone else facing the same problem?

    #17415
    markdj
    Participant

    Yes I have a similar issue.

    I have the homepage set for infinite scroll but the “read all articles” is displayed and there are spaces between the “cards” on the homepage.

    Also, the responsive design doesn’t work, on mobile 3 columns are squeezed even though I have it set to hide the sidebar for mobiles.

    #17416
    markdj
    Participant

    If I “hide sidebar on mobile devices” then the desktop layout works better with no gaps on the homepage but it looks identical on mobile, but really squashed. There is something definitely screwed up. I recently installed the theme on two different websites, one works responsively, the other doesn’t, same server type. I wish I could narrow this issue down.

    #17572
    markdj
    Participant

    I wonder could it be a WP Total Cache plugin issue?

    #17712
    markdj
    Participant

    Still no idea why this is happening. Can someone help diagnose the problem? Infinite scroll doesn’t work and the mobile responsive design doesn’t work on a 3 column layout.

    #17716
    Daniel Tara
    Keymaster

    Sounds like a JavaScript conflict. Can you post a link, otherwise we can’t guess.

    #17718
    markdj
    Participant

    Mmm, interesting. Link http://www.Stronge.org.uk

    Thanks for looking

    #17726
    Daniel Tara
    Keymaster

    The cache plugin you have uses a JavaScript deferral technique which makes the scripts loaded by reference execute later than scripts called inline so the functions called inline (like jQuery) are not available resulting in errors.

    The deferral script is also inserted in the page’s <head> section above the <meta name=”viewport” … /> tag which disables the website’s responsiveness. I believe disabling that feature will return the site’s functionality to normal. You don’t need to disable the entire cache plugin just the JS deferral.

    #17728
    markdj
    Participant

    Wow, thanks so so much, I will look at the wp total cache plugin again and see where that check box is! Would you recommend a different cache plugin that doesn’t break your theme?

    #17731
    markdj
    Participant

    Ok, I have found the setting that was doing it. I was ticking and unticking, clearing cache and spent a very long time figuring this out.

    I have the WP Total Cache plugin installed.

    To get the responsive design back go to…

    Dashboard
    Performance (WP cache settings)
    General Settings
    Minify

    Change the circle from Automatic to manual.

    Done. Hallelujah!!

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