Publishing site to a custom domain - too many redirects

Bohdan Lytvyn

• January 06, 2025 12:24

I am trying to publish the site to my domain and get a response "Safari can't open the page because too many redirects occurred".

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  KC George

  • January 06, 2025 13:14

  Hello Bohdan,

  I see this design when accessing your URL. Do you continue to see the above error ? Have you tried visiting the URL from different devices and computers?

  

   

   

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  Bohdan Lytvyn

  • January 07, 2025 20:25

  Hi, George. Thank you! It tried both through Cloudflare and Namecheap directly. The latter worked. I will try using Cloudflare again too (and let you now).
  
  Do you think you can help me with this another issue: slow loading time. Here's the report https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-nertis-agency/m8xa1d9byr?form_factor=mobile

  The biggest problem: Load delay 2,960 ms.

  How do you suggest it can be helped?

   

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  KC George

  • January 08, 2025 13:07
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  Hello Bohdan,

  You are right; the PageSpeed Insights score of your website is not good. However if you compare it with the Pagespeed Insights score of Google, which is a blank page with a logo and a search field, your website score looks comparable considering that your website has lot more content than Google.com.  https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-google-com/ytf9kijgnc?form_factor=mobile 

  

   

  On GT Metrix, your website performance looks reasonably good. Have a look at https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.nertis.agency/dDiFOaWz/

   

  I also checked the visual loading speed of your website. Have a look at https://jmp.sh/pkGdDs1Y An acceptable loading speed for a website is generally considered to be under 2 seconds. Your website loads within a second at my end.

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  Bohdan Lytvyn

  • January 08, 2025 14:40

  Hi, George. Thank you! That's exactly what I was talking about. The GT Metrix report clearly says - "Don't lazy load  Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) image". This correspond to PageSpeed's  Load Delay (caused by last loading of the first image). How do I remove lazy loading for the first image from CSS?

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  Ariel H.

  • January 08, 2025 15:21

  Hi Bohdan,  

  Thank you for the update.  

  Currently, there isn’t a built-in option to remove lazy loading from images, but the script below might help. To embed the script on your page:  

  1. Go to Project Settings and select Pages.  

  
  2. Click on your Home page.  
  3. Open the Code tab.  

  
  4. Copy and paste the script below into the Code Injection > Header field.  

  <script>
    document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () {
      // find first 2 images with the loading attribute set to "lazy"
      const lazyImages = document.querySelectorAll('img[loading="lazy"]');
      
      // Loop through the first two images and remove the "loading" attribute
      lazyImages.forEach((img, index) => {
        if (index < 2) {
          img.removeAttribute("loading");
        }
      });
    });
  </script>

  This script will target the first two images on your home page and remove their lazy loading attribute.  

  Best regards,  
  Ariel H.  

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