Avoid large layout shifts

I have one issue with large layout shifts of my Blogger site. It mentions this: <div class="region-inner main-inner" style="height: auto !important;">. How do I fix this issue?

 

It sounds like you're dealing with a common issue that affects layout stability, which can impact your site's Core Web Vitals. Large layout shifts are typically caused by elements that load in a way that moves other content unexpectedly. The inline style you mentioned, <div class="region-inner main-inner" style="height: auto !important;">, might be contributing to the problem.

One solution is to set explicit heights for elements like images, ads, or iframes, which will prevent them from shifting content around as they load. You can also consider using min-height or reserving space in your CSS to ensure the layout doesn’t change drastically when content loads.

Additionally, you might want to inspect any third-party scripts (like ads or widgets) that could be causing these shifts and see if they can be optimized.

I ran into similar challenges with my own site, getgbwa.in, and found that optimizing image dimensions and reducing the use of dynamic content helped stabilize the layout significantly.

 

try setting a specific height for your <div> instead of using auto, which can help stabilize your layout as content loads. You can also add placeholder dimensions for images and other elements to minimize shifting during loading.

 

Thank you for both your prompt replies. Let me tried it out and see what happens. Again thanks.