Divi Theme

Split testing

Divi's split testing is not compatible with caching because it relies on PHP, which is not available on a cached page.

Blog module disappears

The Divi Blog module is not compatible with the Optimize CSS Delivery feature. To resolve it you can:

Disable Optimize CSS Delivery on the affected page

Exclude the main Divi style sheet from the Optimize CSS Delivery option:
https://docs.wp-rocket.me/article/977-exclude-files-from-optimize-css-delivery
Normally the file path is: /wp-content/themes/Divi/style.css but if you are using a child theme it will be different.
If you have also enabled Combine CSS in WP Rocket you should exclude the same file from that option:

Minify/Combine CSS/JS - Static CSS File Generation

If you are using Divi 3.26.8 or later it's not necessary to apply any of the changes described in this section.

For older Divi versions (< 3.26.8), the cache clearing of Divi's static CSS files is not synced with the cache clearing of WP Rocket. This can lead to problems with broken post/page styling.

Divi has its own options to minify and combine CSS and JS files, found under Divi > Theme Options > General. These options should be set to Disabled in order to allow WP Rocket to handle minifying and combining with our File Optimization settings.

You should also disable Divi's Static CSS File Generation feature, found under Divi > Theme Options > Builder > Advanced.

Slider module and LazyLoad

If you use Divi Theme Slider Module, it can cause image displacement from the original location when LazyLoad is turned on.

The only maintainable solution is to turn off LazyLoad for that specific page. Since Divi does not use filters to call slider module elements, we cannot use a hook to insert the data-no-lazy="1" attribute to the <img> HTML tag.

Although this is not recommended, you can manually fix this by editing line 612 of Divi/includes/builder/module/SliderItem.php file like this *:

sprintf( ‘<div class=”et_pb_slide_image”><img src=”%1$s” alt=”%2$s” data-no-lazy=”1″ /></div>’,

Keep in mind you will lose that change with the next theme update, though!

[* Thanks to Elephantmark for the fix!]

Missing font icons in IE 11

In some rare cases, you might not see icons on your site while browsing with IE11. You can resolve that behaviour by installing this small helper plugin:

📥 Download (.zip): WP Rocket | Remove ETag
Developers: You can find the code for this plugin on GitHub.

Heads up! When theme developers update their code, it may affect which files need to be excluded. If these solutions do not work for you, let us know!