Sander Schaeffer
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] How do I exclude Wordfence so it doesn't take up disk space?Oh wow, that indeed seems to help! ?? I’ve added that line and re-enabled ‘aggregate inline JS’ and all scripts, but Wordfence are gone. So that’s great.
I’ll wait the week and see if the diskspace gets filled again, or not. Thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Caching (W3/Autoptimize) takes up my whole server in a few daysHi Frank,
I did not have option ‘save CSS/JS files as static files’ turned on. .
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Caching (W3/Autoptimize) takes up my whole server in a few daysHi Frank, thank you for your reply.
I’ve checked the Autoptimize folder. Both CSS and JS folder only contain 1 file: ‘index.html’. which is both 113 bytes big. The Autoptimize folder itself contains 3800 files though. 3800 files spread across PHP files, .deflate, .gzip and at least 20% of them are .php.none files. Quite strange, honestly. All PHP files are about 3KB each, but all deflate, gzip and .none files are about 200KB each. So that’s taking the diskspace, I’m sure..
Edit: Oh, I do use aggregate for both CSS and JS, else it doesn’t combine all CSS and JS files. And 65 requests in total for JS and CSS files isn’t that good for your SEO/Load speed. And there is also a shitload of inline-CSS/script in the <head>.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationEverything seems to be still working after a night of sleep, so guess nothing to worry. But.. with a minor patch as this, a bug fix as you say, no hassle at all, gladly.
Winning after such battle, stressing over 2 days of trying everything does indeed feels great. Thanks mate! ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationYES! That did it mate!
It feels there are no side effects, but perhaps you can tell me if there are any side effects of having this update, which have to be known?
At this point: Thanks incredible!
Btw: is there any explanation why suhosin was messing up the menu items? And.. The menu items only, in fact. Everything else worked. Seems so unlogical.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationI’m gonna take a snapshot of the current setup and then run your code. Such thing does makes me nervous, but a snapshot should be a correct safe point ??
I tried the second thing you suggested, extensible written here: https://geeksterminal.com/how-to-disable-suhosin-for-particualr-domain/626/
But that didn’t work out..
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationI’m running a VPS, which means I’m the one running the show on the server. – If that is what you mean with ‘host’.
However, Sentora (‘successor’ of zPanel), my admin panel (Not cPanel/DirectAdmin) uses the suhosin version written above. It will be upgraded to a newer version with a new release, but I don’t expect that within a few weeks, honestly..
I wrote the simulation line to my htaccess, even rebooted the server, but still not able to add menu items.
Update: After refreshing phpinfo, it seems suhosin is still on. I’m trying something else atm. brb. ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationHi!
I do run Suhosin, but not on purpose. It came with my Ubuntu/Admin panel installation, I guess. Anyway, I run the same version as you do: Suhosin Extension 0.9.37-dev.
I checked the post you linked and honestly.. I don’t understand what you write in the second post, thus first reply on yourself. The third one is clear enough.
I’ve played with Suhosin values in my .htaccess and php.ini (as recommended in a few threads), but that didn’t seemed to change anything. If I’m using the correct syntaxes atleast..
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationApparently this is probably server related, as I have multiple WordPress installations on that VPS, capable of handling them, and all of them perform this issue.
Each of those installation has it’s own .htaccess file, and there is non in the root (/public_html/) overruling, so I’m pretty sure it’s server related..
But what could cause it?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationTara,
With all humble respect, I think you twice did not read what I wrote, but again, I did a whole new installation on a new domain, thus a new root folder, with a new database, with a freshly downloaded WordPress. Thus no plugins, themes, any files or changes to the default wordpress. And I manually did that all by myself. Folder permissions are alright.
But still not working.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add menu items on a fresh WordPress installationTara, Thank you for your reply. Do note it’s a fresh installation. But for the record, I was using 2015, but also tried 2013. No changes.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't install a plugin without folder on CHMOD 777Of course, I know the dangers of 777. Thats why I don’t want it on 777, but 755.
Yet I just cant find a solution how to write on 755.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to show posts from category on page with thumbnail?Hello,
Thanks for the reply. I have’nt published the website yet so it’s off to be seen, since it’s an customer thingy.
There is not really a category archive, but it’s for a sport page, so it’s easy as ‘featured, football, certain cup, slider’ such as those categories.
I thought there would be a standard template or plugin that would help me. And for the display.. I just mean something more than just a text-list, but of a vertical aligned nice ‘one-box-per-post’ list with a nice height. Well.. That I have to make myself then.
Thanks in advance.
update I might have found a way better and easiar way to do this.
The only thing I wanted actually was that from within the header menu you could go to a certain category of posts.Just went to create myself a menu and now it’s fixed. Thanks in advance!