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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    The apache htaccess rules AND the native nginx solution do not change the code of the page. It will still appear that there are JPG files, but the rewriting occurs when the browser actually requests the .jpg file. To test it out (make sure you have your nginx rewriting active, and the alt rewriting turned OFF), download the file with chrome, and try viewing it. Unless you have a viewer for webp installed, you probably will not be able to open the file with anything except Chrome.

    Thread Starter mende11eev

    (@mende11eev)

    oh yes, if i try to download file, browser download a webp file. But what am i supose to do to show web p files to chrome users without alt rewriting? or what can i do with a alt rewriting that visual composer work correctly ?

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    If you download the file, and you get a webp image, that means the page is displaying it as webp as well. I just finished reworking my WebP walkthrough to show you how that works. I’ll post a link to the video so you can see it for yourself. You don’t need Alt WebP rewriting unless you’re using a CDN.

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