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    maybandy · Member ·

    Im trying to use WP rocket. It says im getting CSS error which I believe is slowing my site. Below are the external files that came up. It looks to be my theme? Is there a way to fix this? If I need to use a different theme, which theme is the closes one to the one I’m using? If a new them is needed I would I could tranfer my data to the new theme and not do anything else to make my site the was it looks now.

    WP Rocket says:

    This says just excludes css

    https://policecrimes.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wprocket#file_optimization

    This one says to remove each line to find the problem

    https://docs.wp-rocket.me/article/1131-resolving-issues-with-css-minify

    Extrnal CSS Files (5)

    /wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/css/blocks.css

    /wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/fonts/merriweather-plus-montserrat-plus-inconsolata.css

    /wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/genericons/genericons.css

    /wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/style.css

    /wp-includes/css/dist/block-library/style.min.css

    How WP Rocket does it #

    WP Rocket searches the HTML of the page and discovers CSS files in tags. Files must have the .css extension.

    Inline CSS tags will not be processed, only CSS files.

    3rd party CSS (i.e. CSS hosted on a different domain) is hosted on your domain and processed. This addresses browser caching warnings from speed testing tools and reduces the number of DNS resolutions needed.

    The optimized versions of the files are stored in the cache/min/1 folder.

    If you use WordPress multisite, the folder named /1/ will change to reflect the site number.

    Minified files contain a query string (?ver=) with the last modified timestamp, for cache busting purposes:

    Original file: https://example.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwenty/style.css?ver=1.5

    Minified file: https://example.com/wp-content/cache/min/1/wp-content/themes/twentytwenty/style.css?ver=1614629992

    The order of the files on the page does not change, the existing CSS files are replaced with their optimized version.

    This optimization is only applied on cached or optimized pages.

    Who would I contact to resolve this problem?

    Thanks

    WP.com: Yes
    Jetpack: No
    Correct account: Yes

    The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

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    kaichicha · Member ·

    Hi @maybandy,

    I’ve reviewed your site, policecrimes.com, and it appears to be a self-hosted WordPress site using the open-source WordPress software (https://wordpress.org), likely hosted with Digital Host Group. Since we don’t have access to self-hosted websites, I recommend reaching out to your hosting provider’s support team for more specific assistance.

    We explain the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org in the link below.

    https://wordpress.com/support/com-vs-org/#are-wordpress-org-and-wordpress-com-the-same-thing

    Additionally, if you’re looking for a hosting service that includes robust support, consider our offerings at  WordPress.com . We provide a seamless  migration  process at no additional cost, which could help simplify your setup and ongoing management.

    Here is a support document that explains how you can migrate your site to  WordPress.com :  https://wordpress.com/support/import/import-an-entire-wordpress-site/ 

    Let me know if you have other questions

  • Unknown's avatar
    maybandy · Member ·

    Digital Host Group said it’s on the web developer to resolve it. does that sound right? I believe it has to do with themes, what’s your suggestion should i just try another theme?

  • Unknown's avatar
    kaichicha · Member ·

    Hi @maybandy,

    Thanks for the update. If you’d like to continue using your current theme, we recommend reaching out to the theme developer directly, as they may be able to provide a solution specific to the theme’s design or functionality.

    Alternatively, if the issue persists and you’re unable to resolve it, you might consider switching to a different theme to see if that resolves the problem more easily.

    While we’re always here to help where we can, in this case, it’s best to seek advice directly from your hosting provider—Digital Host Group—as they’re better equipped to assist with server-side or hosting-related issues.

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