I added your plugins.min.js file to my locally checked out version of your entire theme and it is scrolling at a better speed... https://youtu.be/Z7OGQyHc3jE
Maybe the issue I noted in my previous comment is happening because of how I include the JS files? I use Gulp to minify and combine files. Can you clarify something for me...
Within op-side-header.html, you include the following, in the following order:
- js/jquery.js
- js/plugins.min.js
- js/functions.js
Within my Gulp process, I minify js/functions.js and combine js/jquery.js, js/plugins.min.js and the minified functions.js into a new file that I use in my design.
Do you see issues with minifying js/functions.js?
If this goes beyond the support you can give I will understand. But I had not seen this speed issue before I upgraded.
Looking forward to your response.
Update - I have made sure my gulp process matches the order of the files you include, and I do not perform any minification/modification on your files at all. I see the same slow speed. This means the only real difference between my 1 file JS strategy vs including all 3 files (like you do) should not really matter. Right? I still feel this is an issue with the new version. So I reverted to the previous version of Canvas (pre-BS5) and the scrolling worked without the same weird delay... https://youtu.be/MAbjKL5ewkM I think it is just an issue with the new Canvas version... but I can not figure out why. Any thoughts?
Update 2 - I have removed my single JS file, and instead include all three of the primary JS files directly from the ZIP I downloaded from Theme Forest. I still have the scrolling issue. Did anything change on the structure of the op-side-header.html that I need to now include? Kinda makes me nervous upgrading my other live websites to the latest canvas.