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I am using WordPress for my website. But it loads too much.

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Hi guys,

I am using WordPress Kadence theme for my website. but it is not mobile-responsive and loads too much. How can I fix this issue?

Below is my site link

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[kees_b]

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You mention 2 problems:
1. It’s not responsive. The solution is to use a responsive theme. Or if the current theme has an option to be made responsive, use that. If I google WORDPRESS KADENCE RESPONSIVE I get the impression that it’s possible.
2. It loads too much. Not clear what you mean, so can you explain that?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by kees_b.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by kees_b.

What?

In reply to I am using WordPress for my website. But it loads too much.

It’s YOUR site and code. It loads what your website code told it to load.

What is the mystery here?

[kees_b]

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I am using the Kadence theme which is responsive. But when any user came to my site. It starts loading apparently and the images delay.

what could be the reason for it? lemme share the actual link where the site takes time to load.

It is OK on pages but when someone goes to posts it lags. Please help

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The link you gave worked fine with me. But it might be different on other pages.

Indeed, browsers don’t always show elements of a page in sequence they are shown. Use the developer tools of your browser to see the exact network traffic and how long it takes.

Unclear what the difference between a page and a post is. And unclear what you mean with saying Kadence is “not mobile-responsive” in your first post and “responsive” in your second post.

It might be time to hire an WordPress expert to optimize your site. There isn’t much we can do on a forum without a detailed look on the source.

Your site, your code

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Sometimes folk slap together a site and then learn how to code or fix their site. If you need to fix something and are not ready to dive into the code, why not hire it out?

Images will cause delays. Nothing wrong about that. It takes time to load big images. A WordPress expert would see if the images can be optimized or implement “lazy loading” but nothing can make such loads instantaneous.

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