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Hi Jason,
Yes I believe that is what I have.
So, should I keep it this way, and continue to edit only the custom.css in the child theme? Or should I be directly editing the child theme’s stylesheets?
Thanks
DAwesome, that worked thank you!
For future versions of Aleskya, would be great to have a text entry box in the theme options where stuff like this, Google Analytics code, etc. could be pasted 🙂
Sorry, the angle brackets cut out the tags. I’m supposed to include the script between the
<head>
and
</head>
tags.
Turns out it was actually the W3 Total Cache plugin – suppresses slider images when Minify is set to Auto.
CloudFlare is a free CDN service.
Thanks Jason.
OK, so I tried moving my custom CSS from the “Custom CSS” box to the custom.css file I found in /wp-content/themes/alyeska-child/assets/css/
But the website has reverted to the default CSS. Is this the wrong location for the file? Or do I need to tell the theme to look for it?
Yes, for the body background image I have:
@media (max-width: 480px) {
body {background-image: none !important;}
}
but the W3.org Mobile OK checker says the background image is still loading. Any idea why?Hi,
No, I wasn’t familiar with using a CDN (yes for cache). Thanks – I expect these things will speed up the load times a lot.
However my question remains about a way to prevent images (particluarly background and sliders) from loading. These are over 60% of my page’s size, so seems that keeping them from loading would offer the biggest improvement in load time (at least on the first load), no?
On a side note, the W3C checker found a 404 error here: Â http://www.themeblvd.com/demo/alyeska/wp-content/themes/alyeska/framework/frontend/assets/images/shortcodes/notice/alert-icon.png.
