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Not sure you really need to see Siteground’s compression (or any other webp plugin’s) to answer this.

Looking for a recommendation for a webp plugin that allows selective applicaiton of the webp format. Some images I want to apply it to, some I don’t. Most I”m seeing will apply it to all images on a site. I don’t want that.

Thanks.

Thanks

Thanks, Yes, I forgot to mention I ran it through a couple of validators and it bombed.

UPDATE: If someone else is running into this here is a clue of what might help.

In our situation we run a few sites on the same hosting. We use AIOWPS on this site, but on the main site we use Wordfence. It appears Wordfence might actually be the culprit. In terms of testing, if we put Wordfence on the main site in Learning Mode, come back to this site and use SGOptimizer features they seem to be enabled now.

Not sure what will happen once Learning Mode is disabled on the other site.

Hope it sticks and hope this saves someone else hours of frustration.

If you have any insights please add.

PS: You might ask, why do you use two different security plugins. In short, because Wordfence can be a nightmare to setup on SiteGround. We have followed there directions but always need a support rep to make changes on their site to make Wordfence work with their hosting. So on later sites we went back to using AIOWPS security which seems to setup seamlessly.

UPDATE: If someone else is running into this here is a clue of what might help.

In our situation we run a few sites on the same hosting. We use AIOWPS on this site, but on the main site we use Wordfence. It appears Wordfence might actually be the culprit. In terms of testing, if we put Wordfence on the main site in Learning Mode, come back to this site and use SGOptimizer features they seem to be enabled now.

Not sure what will happen once Learning Mode is disabled on the other site.

Hope it sticks and hope this saves someone else hours of frustration.

If you have any insights please add.

PS: You might ask, why do you use two different security plugins. In short, because Wordfence can be a nightmare to setup on SiteGround. We have followed there directions but always need a support rep to make changes on their site to make Wordfence work with their hosting. So on later sites we went back to using AIOWPS security which seems to setup seamlessly.

We have this issue too

No I haven’t. Won’t help if it does since I have to use this theme.

What is that rollover supposed to show?

Is there an id or class I can target to control display?

Thanks.

Ugh. Oh well. I’ll just inform the client to use this different address just for this plugin. Thanks.

Here is the rollover to the left in FFx 48.0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bhead62nwz6m4l0/Error.jpg?dl=0

If I add that line then in narrower windows or responsive it pushes the event details off the page to the left.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iydj0kb2eq4kt4m/Error-2.jpg?dl=0

Thanks.

Thanks Ben for following up.

UPDATE. Even though I deactivated All-in-one-Wordpress Security and cleared my cache the problem persisted. I think I might know why. I am using a WP install in a subdirectory. My guess is turning off the plugin might have only updated .htaccess in the subdirectory, not the root.

If I go back into AIOWPS and cut off these options AND move a copy of the updated .htaccess from teh install folder to the root the calendar can now advance in months with no errors…

AIOWPS

Firewall>Additional Firewall Rules>Turn off Advanced Character String Filter

Firewall>6G Blacklist Firewall Rules>Turn off both Enable 65 and legacy 5G Firewall Protection.

Hope this is a permanent ix and helps others.

Yes, but I just deactivated it and the same problem exists.

I also use the Divi theme from Elegant Themes.

Something went wrong while fetching events.
The request status is: 403
The error thrown was: Forbidden

I can click on the “Click here for technical details” which gives me a huge list of what looks like all the javascript on the site.

So if you run into this try this.

Go in your subdirectory where WP is installed. Find your .htaccess there (not in the root of the site) and add this to the very top:

DirectoryIndex index.php index.html

Then you should be able to access your WP admin.

Update. The problem seems to be the line: DirectoryIndex home.php

If I delete that line I can finish installing WP but then their site goes down. If I reinsert the line their current site goes back up but I can’t access WP.

Ideas? Thanks.

The new host solved it. When the database transferred the new host chopped off one character of the db username. They updated the name and in the wp-config file (which I grabbed a local copy of for safekeeping) and we’re online.

Hope this helps someone else.