davitz

Aye!

Worked perfectly smooth!
Wonderful!

Hi and thank you for asking!
If I recall the process correctly:
I went through the step by step guide, granted the privileges asked, next page I selected my google-account and on the next page I had the message that ?this could not be done“ or so without further explanations.
Then I removed all privileges and started over again, with the same result and again without any explanation…
I hope I could describe the failing process good enough as the computer is off (I‘m going to bed ?? )
Best regards
David

Dear Lisa

Thanks for listening! LSC is awesome in it’s performance and completeness!
Just as a side-question: I discovered a series of new WordPress-plugins, all for performance-issues: the http/2-plugin claims to be browser-aware. Would this/them collide with LSC’s functionality?

Thank you!
best
david

Hi Lisa

Thank you so much for following up. I unfortunately have no idea where to look for the report number—this isn’t from within the wordpress LSC-plugin, isn’t it?

Anyway, I saw there were many features added with the latest update, but I have to check with my ISP if I can access them. I’d love to improve and have a browser-cache-aware server-push (and the linkes)…

best

david

Hello tishu
Thank you for looking into it.
I had LSC rewrite the htaccess and made some minor tweaks (added critical css, for instance).
Beside to that, I only poked around in the theme‘s style.css

Since my provider runs the server, I can only work on the basic LSC-settings, but not the advanced cache-options…

Is there something else I should do more?
TIA
Best regards

DAvid
David

Dear Tishu
Thank you for looking into it!
Well, no, I didn’t change much, especially not anything concerning litespeed-cache. The plugin is active, with pretty much everything enabled.
The site is (as you probably have seen) a wordpress-site, all up-to-date, the theme is a child-theme of a 2012 premium-theme…

How would the tag x-litespeed-cache:hit be injected? Can I do it somehow?

Thanks!

david

well, yes.
But I haven’t had this problem yet, I’m asking wether problems will occur…

there it is, thanks!
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david

I was fearing a reply like this.
I haven’t paid for support on this plugin, and Dennis seems to be quite strict on this.

No chance any user would share his/her experience here? (Not allowed by policy?)

Good Morning, Frank
Thanks mich die the quick reply!

No, this Option isn’t active…

Regards

David

These funny permalink were due to the fact that they were subpages of a page I labeled ‘werkzeug’.
Changing the hierarchy solved it, problem solved, case closed

Thanks, Laliz!

I probably wasn’t clear enough in the first place:

while the blog’s posts have their ‘proper’ permalink, something like /werkstatt/my-post/ , the pages get this /werkstatt/werkzeug/my-page/ – Permalink which I’d want to go away. So it isn’t a ‘global’ setting, and it is not defined in the dashboard’s preferences/permalinks.

where else could I look?

thanks again
david

wow, that was a quick response!
Thanks!

I didn’t think of the possibility to style a class made of a specific tag, since there are quite many of them… but, well, it seems like that’s a huge playground …

best
david

that’s how I was thinking it would be.
thanks!

Moshu, thanks a lot!
I have no idea what mistake I made, but following the instructions was a good rermedy…

(I actally did no more than re-granting the database to the User I assigned to WordPress in Terminal)

Be my hero for the rest of the day ??