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@vfontjr - Victor, thank you so much for the the article. My coding knowledge isn't as good yet, but have always wondered how to do exactly what you suggested. Will be implementing this asap.
But, although it's a great tip, the main cause of my page load issue wasn't the fonts. Yesterday I managed figure out the issue using Chromes Javascript Console. Turns out it was my own fault. The issue was due to a script that was entered in the Genesis Footer scripts settings. It was to do with loading retina images. But I entered the script and then totally forgot about it and obviously didn't complete the remainder of the process, which was to upload the relevant images to my server. As a result, pages with images on them kept hanging on retina devices when trying to load images. That explains why there was no issues on some devices and not all.
This is the script:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/retina.js/1.0.1/retina.min.js">Thank you so much to everyone who responded with suggestions. Really appreciate your help.
@detroitwidget, thank you for the compliment about my photography. Would love your feedback on the blog. Leave a comment or two on posts you like. 🙂
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Thank you Victor. Could you tell me where and how you're seeing that message?
I've tried disabling and deleting all plugin data and still getting the same problem. Just tried again after reading your reply. Still no joy.
Support are saying there's nothing wrong with themes code, but it's the only theme that's causing this issue.
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Forgot to add that on my list but yes, I've tried that Lynne. I bought 2 Studiopress themes (Modern Portfolio Pro and Beautiful Pro) and still had the same problem.
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