chris

Hello,

Going on with testing, it now works fine.

I uncheck “cache rebuild” and checked “Extra homepage checks”

I would be very happy to understand why and it will probably be useful for other users.

Thanks

Thank you for your fast answer.
I can’t enable caching for logged-in users because there are too many pages I don’t want to be served from the cache but only a few which are common to non logged-in and logged-in users.
I think of solving the problem inserting page specific rewrite rules in the htaccess for these pages.
Would you consider this way correct?
I feel this situation is quite common and may be an option to define pages to be served from cache for everybody would be useful. What do you think?
Another question, is there a way (with or without the plugin) to avoid defined pages to be cached by the client browser.

Thanks

I confirm that this code in functions.php solved my alignment problem and some other layouts (table presentation).

Thank you.

My problem has been solved by the answer in this post :
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/when-using-um_loggedin-in-a-post-images-in-the-post-are-not-centered/#post-18072733

Actually the proposed solution solves the problem.

Thank you

I face the same kind of issue.
in gutenberg the images are not centered anymore when using um_loggedin.
it works fine with v 2.8.6
With 2.8.7, 2.8.8, 2.8.9 the images are left aligned
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