denied123

Hey akarmenia,

Thanks getting back at me. First and easiest step would probably making a sprite of the images. I took the initiative to combine them to for you, but I’m sure you are more than capable of doing that as well if you want to make it the way you like.

https://i.imgur.com/bTAv5z8.png normal size ones
https://i.imgur.com/bLmC6ZG.png double size ones
https://i.imgur.com/vOw5cfd.png all of them

Now for the tricky part. Since you are using a custom font I don’t think there is an easy way around the .wolf files. Maybe if the default configuration didn’t involve a font that forced an 20kb request ? That way the users will still have the option to choose a custom font if they wanted to and the default settings will not cause the server to load a 20kb file as soon as the plugin is installed. So basically letting the user choose between beauty and performance with performance as the default option. Although since a lot of plugins don’t use a custom font I’d say it won’t look that bad.

The crayon.js request is acceptable so I don’t think you will need to do anything about it. Is it necessary for util.js and jquery.popup.js to load separately ?

And finally the .css files. With the default settings my website loads 4 .css files, is it possible to cut down on the number ? The current files that are being loaded in my case are:
classic.css
monaco.css
crayon_style.css
global_style.css

As soon as you give me a bit more input as to why some files need to be loaded separately I will try to think if there is a valid work around for it. But as you can see, even with the default settings and “Attempt to load Crayon’s CSS and JavaScript only when needed” checked the plugin loads 6-8 images separately, 3 javascript files, 4 css files and a font (.wolf) file.

Also something you might want to look into is that a lot of your links in the options are broken as they point to “https://error404.000webhost.com/?” (I’m assuming the place you were hosting the documentation files no longer exist ?).

Waiting for your response ??

Lots of alternatives, so comes down to what you prefer really ??

“Clear Database”
“Purge Database”
“Clear Data”
“Purge Data” (you are actually using this on the left of the delete rows based on the input)
“Clear Stats”
“Reset Stats”

And probably a lot more, so up to you ??

Ah, the factory reset, totally missed the comment inside the parenthesis since usually factory resets reset pretty much everything including settings.

Thanks for pointing that out ??

Seems like it’s working properly now. Funnily I don’t think the previous version was the issue.

The culprit of the problem after some troubleshooting seems to be WP Minify. Seems like it’s JavaScript minification somehow conflicts with the addon. This can easily be resolved by adding wp-slimstat.js in the JavaScript files to exclude from minify box. This also seems to be the reason why the warning was appearing as well.

Voted 5 stars for the plugin, awesome job and great support, which is always a huge plus.

As a request, if it’s possible add a purge data (to reset the stats) button somewhere at some point.

Thanks again ??

I have already done that sadly. I have clear the cache of both WP super cache and my js/css minify plugin, but stats are still not getting tracked.

Is there an ETA on the updated version ?

edit: never mind, just showed up in the plugin updates ?? I will test it out and tell you how it went.