I greet!
Even though I've enabled "production mode" in the Page Builder settings, I notice that there are a lot of style lines inside the html. Upon careful inspection I found that these are from linked modules - ascertained from modules in the mega menu, but also from modules inserted into the design. Please let me know if this can be addressed
Production Mode and SPPB modules
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Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused by this oversight. What exactly do you want to do? Please explain more details about your queries. You can share screenshots or screencast videos.
Best regards,
Toufiqur Rahman (Team Lead, Support)
Hello again!
After some time, I am coming back to re-post the issue in more detail. In addition, I will give you my observations more generally, but they all relate to the same issue: "css code mischief".
Let's start:
- a lot of css, fills the page (html code) which comes from modules loaded on the page (which are built with pagebuilder).
- also a lot of css, which comes from articles (created with pagebuilder), which is often just ... empty.
- The "production mode" option ONLY works for pages built with pagebuilder.
- When I create article with pagebuilder, any css I add (either in 'page css', or 'element css') just DOESN'T LOAD.
I'm attaching the full html code of a web page to show what I mean by "lots of css in the html of the page"
view-source:https://www.erdgas.gr/%CF%80%CF%81%CE%BF%CF%83%CF%86%CE%BF%CF%81%CE%AC-net-metering-%CE%BC1s-3-6-kw#sppb-tab-stUpIqsK7L8JcM9ttfJ5C1
Is this happening on latest version of Page Builder 5.3.4? Module css will be display on source code. Cause, Joomla mechanism doesn't allow to contain in different ways. Thanks
Is this happening on latest version of Page Builder 5.3.4? : Yes
Module css will be display on source code: And empty css classes (...)?
And what about the mentioned (3.) and (4.)?
thank you more
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