Anticosti

Issue solved. Found the issue.
Incompatibility with:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/force-refresh/

As a side note:
Here’s the complete URL that you can’t completely see:
https://domain.com/en/wp-json/wp-statistics/v2/hit?wp_statistics_hit_rest=yes&track_all=1&current_page_type=home&current_page_id=10631&search_query&page_uri=Lw=&referred=&_=1708015535981

Running Version 14.4.4

Screenshot from GTMetrix
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/c3xqky5kp8hm56rkuox7p/Screen-Shot-2024-02-15-at-11.55.26.png?rlkey=w9z30eqopen0v4tjcbfutjt2x&dl=0

Could it be due to:
– JsDelivr ?
– GeoIP Collection ?
– Matomo Referrer Spam Blacklist Settings ?

Don’t know ?

All I know for now is that this IS a great Stats plugin and much more user friendly than Google Analytics.

@dmzw This is the best language translation out there. It is brilliantly designed with no bloat. I once tried to send money through the admin panel but… did not work.

try:
display:none!important;

Je ne comprends pas ton point. Pourrais-tu mieux t’expliquer SVP ? J’ai l’impression que ce review appartient à autre chose…?

@aurangajeb

Your question:
“Do you have any specific reason to use “WWW” for your site?”

My answer:
I can’t explain for @ajohnstone but in my case, when all your visuals (identity, social medias, printed materials etc.) already carries the “www” part… it is very hard and costly to roll back and reprint. As far as I can remember, the decision to use the “www” has to do with CDN configuration. Can’t remember if it was when I was using Cloudflare?

Thanks!

@ajohnstone
This is a good find. Thanks for creating support request for it.

Always wonder: Why not simply give users the link to the docs?
https://wedevs.com/docs/wp-user-frontend-pro/

@srinnadar
You can paste it at:
wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpuf-settings
Custom CSS codes

If you want to hide the first one, use:

#wpuf-login-form div.wpuf-message:nth-child(1){
	display:none;
	visibility:hidden;
}

if you want to hide the second (extra duplicate message) use:

#wpuf-login-form div.wpuf-message:nth-child(2){
	display:none;
	visibility:hidden;
}

I think it should also work from the admin menu: Appearance:
Appearance / Customize / Additional CSS

Cheers,

body #wpuf-login-form div.wpuf-message:nth-child(1), body #wpuf-login-form div.wpuf-message:nth-child(2){

	display:none;
	visibility:hidden;
}

I also seen this issue. The only way I found to fix it on my site was to use a CSS selector (can’t remember which one) and use
display:none;
visibility: hidden;

Hi @aahulsebos,

Context that may help you understand:
I am using WP Multilang to serve bilingual pages.
More infos here:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-multilang/
All the languages (2 in my case: FR/EN) always share the same page ID.
French UI:
https://www.iroutier.com/politique-de-cookies-ca/
Page Title: Politique de cookies (CA)

English UI:
https://www.iroutier.com/en/politique-de-cookies-ca/
Page Title: Cookie Policy (CA)

Answers to your questions:
01. Politique de cookies (CA)
02. Generated the cookie policy with Complianz
03. I usually use LocoTranslate to translate strings that a plugin author forgot but this time… your languages folder has only three files inside:

• complianz-gdpr-de_DE_formal-e97b72fdc901df1b6ce8aa0c327e7a3e.json
• complianz-gdpr.pot
• index.php

If you have other questions… I’ll do my best to reach back ASAP.

Kind Regards,

@aahulsebos Thank you for this script. It works!
Great support Guys!!!

@spatoby Just did a fresh test at PageSpeed Insights.
With these two plugins activated:
Complianz – Terms and Conditions
Version 1.0.8
Complianz | GDPR/CCPA Cookie Consent
Version 5.0.3

I am now back to what is “normal” for me:
Mobile: 85
Desktop: 97

It must have something to do with a network connection…?

Cheers,