I’m improving the site performance and readability for a client, but am running into the below errors (in screenshot) which I’m having trouble fixing. The site is hosted in GoHighLevel, so there isn’t a formal styles.css sheet that I can access to manipulate the CSS. Also CSS gets manipulated through a ‘Custom CSS’ feature for each individiaul page.
As SEMRUSH’s server crawls the site’s pages, it’s trying to reference a URL to pick up the styles sheet that doesn’t exist, hence the 404 HTTP Status Code. Is there a way to adjust how SEMRUSH is reading this…and furthermore how Google will read this? Ultimately, I want to ensure that the way the CSS is structured on GoHighLevel isn’t impacting the site’s overall SEO performance.
Hey @paramarketing it looks like this site isn’t built with HubSpot but is built with wordpress. HubSpot won’t add in any stylesheets like this to your wordpress site. Wordpress does give you full access to your hosting, so I would recomend checking with your IT team or web developer to check where this stylesheet is being set from and if the references to it can be deleted on your site!
Thanks for the reply. However, the site was built and is hosted through GoHighLevel, not WordPress. Are you aware if there’s anyway to gain access to the styles sheet through GoHighLevel?
I have never heard of gohighlevel before this however, have you reached out to their support team to find out how to remove this stylesheet? This doesn’t seem caused by or relevant to HubSpot.
"This is a common issue with GoHighLevel because it generates CSS dynamically, which often confuses SEMrush’s crawler while Google usually handles it fine.
I’ve dealt with similar 404 errors at Funnelsflex while optimizing GHL pages. Usually, as long as your ‘Custom CSS’ doesn’t block the page rendering for users, it won’t hurt your SEO. You might want to try disabling ‘Minify CSS’ in the GHL settings to see if it provides a cleaner path for the SEMrush bot to follow."
