exoboy

You might need to empty the cache of your browser. Also, look at the file names of the old and new. WordPress will sometimes rename them as -1, -2, etc. I use this plugin myself and it is working for me on the latest install of WordPress. There could be a plugin conflict with something else. Sorry, if this is not working for oyu. Send me some more details if you can. Specifically, turn on debuggin in your wp-config file and see if there is an error generated when using the plugin to replace images. https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/360029327771-Enabling-the-WordPress-Debug-log However, beause not a single person has ever contributed even a penny to this project, it is difficult for me to know when I will have more time to debug possible issues.

Thanks for your feedback! Your point about not realizing you needed it is one of our biggest hurdles. But once people try it, they, like yourself, wonder what they ever did with out it. The main reason we developed it was because of the large sites we work on. Cheers!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by exoboy.

Google’s Pagespeed tool is not a reliable measure of your site’s load time. I would look for something else to do your page speed testing. However, the Google pagespeed tool can be helpful in giving you some pointers on potential fixes to decrease loading time.

As for the fastest theme, the only thing I can tell you is that the fewer HTTP requests it generates and the smaller your javascript and css files are (minified), the more it makes Google happy.

issue closed/resolved

Sounds great! I already added my own code, but wanted to reach out and see if that was a possible future improvement. I appreciate your responsiveness!

Sorry, there is currently not an option to assign themes to posts in groups or by category.

So, I just figured out how to replicate the issue: I have a live site and a dev version for a client. When I use a shortcode for slide anything that does not exist on the dev site, it displays this in the page’s source code:

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery(‘#’).owlCarousel({
responsive:{
0:{ items: },
480:{ items: },
768:{ items: },
980:{ items: },
1200:{ items: },
1500:{ items: }
},
autoplay : false,
autoplayHoverPause : false,
smartSpeed : 0,
fluidSpeed : 0,
autoplaySpeed : 0,
navSpeed : 0,
dotsSpeed : 0,
loop : false,
nav : false,
navText : [”,”],
dots : false,
responsiveRefreshRate : 200,
slideBy : 1,
mergeFit : true,
autoHeight : false,
mouseDrag : false,
touchDrag : false
});
jQuery(‘#’).css(‘visibility’, ‘visible’);
});

Not sure if this something worth fixing, but I am probably not the first person to use the wrong short code. It would be awesome if I could edit/assign my own label for the shortcode instead of using the next ID in the database. Because, for now, I cannot see the slider on the dev site unless I alter the sortcode manually.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by exoboy.

Thanks for the response. It is weird I went back to confirm the error message in the console and now it does not come up. I will let you know if I find it again. My guess at this point would be that something happened to my PHP session cookie, causing the value to get lost in the POST global var. I tried it in Chrome and Safari and it checks out fine now.

Sorry for the delay. I just noticed this today. I don’t sign in often. As to your questions.

1. You assign themes on posts and pages on each individual post or page. The plugin does not use the page/post category to determine which theme to use.

2. You can customize themes using the WordPress UI only of that theme is considered the “live” theme. However, if you have access to the theme’s files via ftp, you can edit them whenever you want. The plugin essentially turns ON or OFF a theme, so it’s theme-specific tools will only be available if it is the currently active theme.

3. If you use a specific theme on a specific post/page, it should load all of that theme’s capabilities. So, if youjumped between three pages using three different themes, the search function on each of those pages should be from the theme for that particular page.

There us also a newer plugin, tested up to WordPress 5.1.x called “WXY Advanced Multitheme”. It allows you to easily assign a theme and template to any post or page directly from the edit screen for that post/page. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wxy-advanced-multitheme/