Unsolved Google URL inspection live test rendering issue.
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Hi Everyone,
This is my first post on Moz.
I have been trying to get this thing sorted and have read everywhere and everyone just says don't worry about it. I would really like some advice/suggestions on this it will be really helpful.
When I use the Google URL inspection tool from the Google search console the page rendering is completely broken. The tool refuses to load resources each time. At end of the day that's how the website is rendered in Google cache.
I have already tried disabling cache plugins and Cloudflare but nothing works.
site - nationalcarparts.co.nz
This is how it renders when using URL inspection tool -
https://prnt.sc/7XKHtEU01gEland if you check cache:https://nationalcarparts.co.nz this is how Google is caching it.
Plugins I am using - Elementor Version 3.6.1, Elementor Pro Version 3.6.4, Exclusive Addons Elementor Version 2.5.4, Exclusive Addons Elementor Pro Version 1.4.6, WP- rocket, Cloudflare Pro plan with the plugin.
Please if someone has fixed this issue and has a possible solution for it.
Thanks
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@caitlinrolex789
Hi there,I understand the frustration you're facing with the rendering issues on your website. It seems like a complex situation involving plugins and tools. To address the problem, you might want to consider a few steps.
Firstly, ensure that all your plugins and themes, especially Elementor and its addons, are updated to their latest versions. Outdated versions might be incompatible with the Google URL inspection tool.
Secondly, verify your website's code for any errors or conflicts that might be affecting rendering. You can use the browser's developer tools to identify and resolve these issues.
Regarding your concern about Google caching, it's essential to ensure that your robots.txt file is not blocking critical resources. Additionally, check if there are any directives affecting rendering in your .htaccess file.
As for your website, I noticed you're interested in the rice purity test. Our website specializes in providing engaging and accurate rice purity tests in French. Feel free to explore our site to discover the diverse range of purity tests we offer, providing a fun and insightful experience for users.
I hope these suggestions help resolve the rendering issues and improve the overall performance of your website. If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask.
Best regards,
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