barnabas1

Hello @vmarko,

Thank you for dealing with this so swiftly. I’ll rather wait for the plugin update on your end.

Apart from this, is there any reason to keep using the bunny.net plugin? Everything is handled by W3 total cache now, isn’t it?

Kind regards

Barnabas

Hello,

Thank you for the latest update which is great! I came here for the same question really.

The only extra option that the bunny.net plugin has is to use a custom Hostname instead of the instead of default b-cdn.net hostname. The hostname you configure in bunny dashboard under the pull zone by adding a CNAME in your DNS records pointing to the pull-zone-name.b-cdn.net.

What the bunny.net plugin does currently is that it allows you to enter your configured subdomain as for the CDN hostname for rewriting all links. Does this makes sense?

Kind regards,
Barnabas

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by barnabas1.

Hello Marko,

Thank you for the instructions. It worked out perfect!
Now I get to understand how it all works out and applied it for another icon on the same page that it was disappearing.

Thanks a lot!

Kind regards,

Barnabas

Hello Marko,

Your advice worked!
I was with the idea that Lazyloading was included in the core of WordPress. Is there any benefit of having also this setting enabled in the W3TC?

Kind regards,

Barnabas

Thank you. Adobe fonts are included in other page builders by default, it would help the decision of transition of users like myself.

Kind regards

Hi @mrclayton ,

I’ve left you my 5 star review some time ago. Much grateful for your work! I just installed your PayPal payments plugin and works flawlessly, so I’m going to leave a review there.

Kind regards,

Barnabas

@mrclayton

The reply I got from Stripe, is that Klarna supports currencies based on where your store is registered. If on Stripe you are registered on GB or EU then only GB and EU countries will be supported by Klarna.

If you are registered with Stripe in the US, then only US currency will be supported by Klarna.

This is the documentation: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/klarna where the table at the top shows the merchant location and supported currencies per location.

I was curried away by the plugin’s message under Klarna option saying:

Gateway will appear when store currency is?AUD, CAD, CHF, DKK, EUR, GBP, NOK, NZD, PLN, SEK, DKK, USD?& billing country is?AT, AU, BE, CA, CH, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, IE, IT, NL, NO, NZ, PL, PT, SE, US

Thank you for your support.

Best regards,

Barnabas

Ok, thank you @mrclayton . I’ll check the issue with Stripe then.

Best regards,

Barnabas

Hi @mrclayton ,

Thank you for checking this. My checkout page has a glitch of some sort that I don’t understand. Sometimes a value exists in a checkout field but to the user it shows as empty. I think this is what must have happened to your case as well, because both orders came in with status “Failed” but both had an email [email protected]

Could you please verify whether using the USD currency you were able to be redirected to the Klarna payment page or whether it worked only for GBP?

Best regards,

B

Yes, I’m using a n IP location, but the Billing address overwrites the IP location. I have enabled Klarna for USD now to help.

Hello Clayton,

It is the checkout page of this website here. The Klarna payment option is shown conditionally at the bottom as a payment method when you enter a UK address. (It’s a functionality handled by my multicurrency plugin called CURCY).

Please let me know if you discover the root cause of this issue.

Best regards,
B

Hello Clayton,

Thank you for the reply. I’ll contact Stripe for the first issue. The second issue it might be related to my theme. I’m using the Astra Pro theme and in the customizer it has an option to enable “modern checkout layout”, which brings the billing address at the top. The checkout looks like this: https://snipboard.io/Gx0avr.jpg

I’ll have to disable this feature and check again if Klarna works. The thing is that for other orders, the email field at the top is assigned as the billing email field for the order.

Please let me know if you have any thoughts.

Kind regareds,

Barnabas

What I propose for desktop is tooltip in hover mode, and redirect in click mode.

This is a nice thought indeed.

I used inspect element on a mobile device and the class it is the same. It’s just that my custom CSS does not get applied for some reason. Maybe the plugin loads CSS with javascript on mobile or something?

This is really the default behavior, if you copy and paste a text with footnotes from the Microsoft Word editor. I don’t think you need to use any plugin for this.