This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: It seems like my Content Template styles are not applied when I visit the page after clearing my browser cache.
Solution: In this case, it seems like the issue was related to the SG Optimizer setting "Defer Render-blocking JS" causing problems for logged-out Users. Disabling this option prevents the issue, and styles are applied correctly for both logged-in and logged-out Users.
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Last updated by 4 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
So I have this page that is created with toolset blocks and wp blocks. When I am in the browser with Cache and I update the page, everything is fine. when I clear cache or use a different browser, I see a completly broken page.
Please see print screens 1 (with cache) and 2 (Cleared Cache or new browser).
I tried some basic debugging to see what is at fault (like deactivating some plugins), but the other pages (built with elementor) stay as they should be on every browser.
It seems that this issue is resolved when I disable the "Defer Render-blocking JS" option in the Frontend Optimization tab of SG Optimizer configurations. Some Toolset files are required to be render-blocking right now, and this option can prevent some required functionality. I've included a screenshot here so you can see the setting in wp-admin. For now, we recommend you disable this option for best results. I have disabled this option for you, and now I can see the correct styles when logged-out or logged-in. Can you confirm?
I'm not sure browser caching has anything to do with this issue. I think that browser caching was unrelated. If I disable browser caching in my browser tools, I see the correct styles applied whether or not I'm logged in to wp-admin (see screenshots here). My guess is that when you tested before, you not only cleared cache, but you also cleared cookies. This would have effectively logged you out of the site, and the problem would have reappeared. It's also possible that the SG Caching layer had something cached. Now that the SG Optimizer settings have been updated and I have purged the SG Cache, this should not be a problem anymore. Are you still seeing a problem when you clear cache? I'm not able to replicate that. Can you tell me step by step how to recreate the issue?
