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jammy23

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  1. jammy23 replied to jammy23's topic in Frontend
    I have tried to get some support off their technical team but it's like talking to a brick wall. I have run a test through a different site test tool and scored 95/100 it just makes me paranoid that my site is not going to rank very well due to the Google score. I have fixed all image issues and all is left is css issues and non rendering javascript which as far as I know these can't be fixed. The problem is I moved from wix.com to sitebuilder.com because they said they don't have this issue. Worst part is I've had to pay for two years upfront. If I copied the source code that you can view through your browser, could this be copied and pasted into something like word press? I'm thinking if I could do that perhaps I could build a new site without actually having to do it all from square one. I have had a play around with word press but was worried it was abit above me. I do understand bits and bats of html code but probably not enough to build a site from scratch hence why I used a DIY type builder.
  2. jammy23 posted a topic in Frontend
    Hi, I built a website through sitebuilder.com. I am not a web designer so limited in knowledge but do understand parts of how to design but not confident enough to design a site from scratch, hence why i have used sitebuilder.com. I have run a google speed test of the site and it says there are non rendering javascript in the faults it is picking up, does anyone know whether its actually possible to change this? I know if you build the site from scratch using HTML then it can be done as you can access the coding. I can get the HTML to show up by clicking inspect element through the browser and have read online that it can be edited this way but im not convinced. Can anyone offer any advice on this or is it not possible to do with it being a drag and drop type website builder? im not too bothered regarding site speed as it is coming back at 82/100 but the mobile version is down at 52/100 and the only part i think could improve this score is the javascript issue. Thanks
  3. Hi, I built a website through sitebuilder.com. I am not a web designer so limited in knowledge but do understand parts of how to design but not confident enough to design a site from scratch, hence why i have used sitebuilder.com. I have run a google speed test of the site and it says there are non rendering javascript in the faults it is picking up, does anyone know whether its actually possible to change this? I know if you build the site from scratch using HTML then it can be done as you can access the coding. I can get the HTML to show up by clicking inspect element through the browser and have read online that it can be edited this way but im not convinced. Can anyone offer any advice on this or is it not possible to do with it being a drag and drop type website builder? im not too bothered regarding site speed as it is coming back at 82/100 but the mobile version is down at 52/100 and the only part i think could improve this score is the javascript issue. Thanks

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