Great, practical thread—moving to WebP/AVIF with srcset, native lazy‑loading, and a budget CDN (e.g., BunnyCDN) is exactly what I’m implementing on bloodmoney to keep pages fast without sacrificing image quality.

To add custom fields to the “Ask a Question” page, you generally need to extend the form by inserting your desired input fields (such as text boxes, dropdowns, or checkboxes), then handle their submission so the values are saved to your database or stored as metadata, depending on your platform. For example, in WordPress with a Q&A plugin, you can use hooks to inject new fields into the question form, save the input using functions like update_post_meta(), and then display the data with get_post_meta() on the front end. In a custom-built application, this involves updating the form template, adjusting the backend to process and save the data, and modifying the display logic so the new fields appear alongside the question. This approach ensures your “Ask a Question” page collects and shows additional details tailored to your needs.

Alternativt kan det handla om en taggsida för en webbplats relaterad till MAXI-båtar eller något annat. Eftersom din fråga är kort, Sprunki tolkar jag den som en önskan om information om hur man skapar eller optimerar en taggsida, möjligen för en webbplats eller ett system som hanterar innehåll som Sprunki eller båtrelaterad information.

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There might be some extra padding or a negative margin on the button or the search bar that is pushing it down. Inspect the Geometry Dash Lite elements in your browser’s developer tools to see if this is the case.