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I tested dozens of sites... none are above 50 on mobile performance! My websites are getting punished hard by google due to this. https://x.com/jeffreylemoine/status/1861815664559972469

there's a bug in the website builder: when I enable the cookie banner, save and publish, it actually doesn't save it.

I keep experiencing several issues with the margins and padding of sections. Bug 1: Inconsistencies between the website builder and external preview. For example, see the difference in the spacing between the website builder (Picture 1) versus when I preview the website (Picture 2). Both on the same screen, same window size. I have checked the padding and margins of every single element inside these containers and they are all set to zero. This is not the first time this has happened either. Bug 2: Sometimes my rows randomly align to the left instead of center, and no matter what I do, I cannot get them to re-center. Again, all the padding and margins are set to zero. I end up having to add a new row and move all the contents into it and just pray it doesn't happen again. Bug 3: After adjusting the padding/margins of an element, when I go to click on another element, it changes the padding of that element too. I have to click out of the Settings column on the right before clicking on a different element every single time, it's incredibly frustrating.

I’m an agency owner in the UK. My team and I have been using GoHighLevel for our clients, and we recently built our first website using the platform. Unfortunately, I’ve run into a major problem with how domains are handled, and I’m very disappointed. It seems GoHighLevel only allows us to use either domain.com or www.domain.com for our pages, but not both. While the root domain (e.g., domain.com/ or www.domain.com/ ) works fine, pages like www.domain.com/page won’t work if we choose domain.com as the main version—and the same issue happens the other way around. This is a basic feature for websites. Most users expect both domain.com and www.domain.com to work seamlessly, no matter what they’re browsing. It’s also important for SEO and general usability. We’ve built a large website with over 100 pages, and this issue has left us in a difficult position. GoHighLevel support confirmed that there’s no way to fix this and we must pick one version. If this isn’t resolved soon, I’ll need to think about moving our websites to another platform. This is a dealbreaker for our business, as it’s something that every website platform should handle properly. Please prioritise this fix as it’s a serious problem for agencies like mine. Thank you, Kartal

There are 3 bugs I've noticed: The background does not come up the color it should on the mobile version When a button scrolls to an element, it does not show a visitor theyre at that element until they manually exit the menu Global sections and section templates do not carry over the mega nav sections, it just leaves it blank, which is an absolute disaster for trying to build new websites. Right now, because of all the issues, I have to copy the old nav menu off of past websites to use it instead

For websites, you can create a header with menu buttons that takes the visitor to a specified section on the current page. This is particularly helpful for single page websites. The problem is that if you have a sticky header, when you click the button and are taken to the section, the section will be hidden behind the sticky header. It creates for a bad/ugly user experience. Please fix this bug. If you have a sticky header, and use menu buttons to go to sections, the section you're brought to should be below the sticky header so the top of the section is visible and not cut off.

Please GHL Team! it is super annoying when you upload an image to a funnel or Website and when you go and take a look at the live version the photos look blurry. My clients have complained about this already. All the images should keep the quality on the website or funnel.

I'm going to call this a bug. I spent a lot of time recreating 20 something pages from a Wix site in GHL for a client. As I was creating the pages, GHL allowed me to set the paths like '/path/sub-path'. When I finally configured the domain to make the site live, anything with a multilevel path 404s. In my opinion, this is unacceptable. All the reasons are obvious. It's literally a show stopper for many clients. Please fix this yesterday.

Please fix the social media icons on website pages and funnels so they aren't blocked by cookie consent tools like Termly. When cookies are denied by default or by the user, the social media icons turn into broken image links, which make the website appear broken and unprofessional.

Im receiving a ton of spam or irrelevant traffic. Is there a way to block regions or countries? If not there needs to be one. I converted my website over from wp to GHL because of the automation ease. But the amount of spam i receive has me wanting to go back ASAP.