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I have not heard a word from Incomedia regarding the CLS issues.

Claudio kindly did answer, but he wrote in Italian so I had to do a Google translate. 

As Claudio mentioned there are some items that Incomedia can address on thier side.

Will Incomedia address this issue or leave us in the dark?

Thank you, Giulio

No response from Incomedia Yet. At least please let us faithful users know something.

Hello Giulio

What Claudio reported surely is true. These tips given by Google on how to structure your website have to do with the design of the website mostly, although we can certainly take care of other aspects as well, which we are improving with every new release

Keep in mind that most of the aspects mentioned above have close to no impact to your website. Additionally, you could see that almost every website, even the big names, have such reports since the directives by Google are always pretty vague and don't really impact your ranking as much as they would have you believe, since many big website with similar issues rank top anyway.

Talking about css and js files for example, in order to optimize as much as possible these files, the dedicated minification was introduced in one of the most recent versions of the software. However, since many files are included by design, it is surely possible that Google's test might warn you about this

That being said, I dare to say that the amount of files generated is absolutely within acceptable parameters due to their extremely limited size and will not prove penalizing in their use.

That being said, the code is further improved at every update, so we'll keep the situation under check to see if we can improve all that can be improved in the future

Thank you for your feedback!

Stefano

Stephano,

Thank you for your quick replay and re-assuring that Incomedia is aware and working towards a solution to this matter.

Thank you again for assuring the code is in continual updates for this and other CSS and JS files.

Thank you so much, Giulio

CLS Problem Still Exists

As I am trying to clear up my CLS Issue on every page, please see the Attached lighthouse report photo which shows 2 Text boxes is causing 100% of the CLS on the page. 

I have seen this same issue on Lighthouse reports on many other pages on my website.

Why would a Simple Text Cell be the cause of my terrible CLS on most of my pages? What is the problem here?

Is there something I am doing wrong, or is it an inherrent defect in the X5 Pro code.

Why should something so simple as a Text Cell cause this problem?

I have been spending days on this issue with no positive solution.

Thank you to all that reply, Giulio

Hello Giulio

I don't really believe that those Text Cells are the issue. Keep in mind that automatic tools such as these can only go so far as to identify an issue correctly, and since the Text Cells are among those elements which are loaded immediately, it is hardly possible that they are the cause.

CLS can be caused by elements that are loaded after the rest of the page is loaded, thus causing the page to change height. This includes Lazy-Loading effects, Objects that load their content later such as some type of galleries and similar

Please investigate if your page makes use of any of this and consider whether it is worth it to just remove them. Usually, it isn't. Effect such as lazy-loading that can easily trigger CLS issues aren't real issues and these type of reports add nothing to the actual ranking of the website which is based on much more pressing factors

Verify what I mentioned on your page and keep me posted here

Stefano