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Thanks

So are you going to add support for ipv6 or no ?

That sucks.
After re-installing the plugin, I can’t make it work again.
However when I installed it for the first time, it worked, I mean I could see “X-Pj-Cache-Status” with cURL.
I also have Varnish, and Varnish can also make full page caching and it also caches static ressources. Do you think this plugin is still useful as Varnish can do the same ?

Thanks for your reply.
I re-installed the plugin and now I don’t see the header “X-Pj-Cache-Status” anymore.
Anyway, here is the whole output of my current header:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: cloudflare-nginx
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2016 19:34:52 GMT
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Connection: keep-alive
Set-Cookie: __cfduid=da335aa9644c62916d59fde91d3a5eeac1459193692; expires=Tue, 28-Mar-17 19:34:52 GMT; path=/; domain=.*************.net; HttpOnly
Link: <https://*************.net/wp-json/>; rel="https://api.w.org/"
Set-Cookie: jreject=1; path=/
Vary: Accept-Encoding
X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN
X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block
X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
Age: 81
X-Cache: cached
CF-RAY: 28ad85a4e5843c83-CDG

Here is my setup:
Varnish
Apache2
PHP5-FPM with zendopcache enabled
MariaDB
Redis-Server

Hope this will help.

Same issue here for pages…

Thanks

I’m using a theme called “Puzzles” from themeforest.net.
Actually, every time I post a wallpaper on my wordpress website, I have to manually write in the post: the dimensions of the wallpaper, the size and the format.
I’m looking for a WordPress function that will automatically search for those informations and display it in the post.
I see that WordPress already do that in the Media page, but I can’t reproduce it in single.php.
Here is a screenshot of what I’m trying to do : https://static.dyp.im/ymNB0mihfl/482dfbb3b20bc8b9b86937c42ab29945.PNG

And here is a screenshot of what I’m talking about (Media page) :
https://static.dyp.im/GyI62aJTll/c63676fde0ead57120fdfdfd4af4c1fe.PNG

Unfortunately no, it doesn’t.
It just displays the image twice.

I mean, the first image inserted in the post.
What code can I insert in my single.php file to display the full path of the first inserted image in the post the like in the following screenshot ?
https://static.dyp.im/jfoq513ojV/84026be18c9e062145d4c41538d43968.PNG

Too bad ??
Thanks for your reply.
So only some full size images will be skipped but not all ?

Okay, thank you.

Actually, I wrote the size of the picture in all posts ( https://static.dyp.im/CubyQsKDix/fbb4e752e100e7390aaa9d7d88459f8f.PNG )
If the size of the original picture is changed, I’ll have to edit all posts to change the informations about the wallpaper.

Howdy!
First of all, thanks for your reply.
Are you referring to the smaller thumbnails generated from the original images?
Yes, that’d exactly what I was talking about.

Could you please explain why would you want to leave the originals un-optimized? We could consider adding this feature, if there is a good use case that would require this.
I’m currently hosting a wallpapers website, and the homepage is pretty heavy to load because the thumbnail aren’t compressed/optimized, I don’t want to compress/optimize the orignal image because I want to preserve the original size and quality.

Oh yeah, my bad. I confused yours with another plugin which has “almost” the same name, that’s why I couldn’t find the settings page ??
Thanks for your help by the way.

SOLVED!
I had to update my theme, however it’s weird because it worked before…
Anyway, it works now.