Bjoern

Issue should be fixed with 1.6.1

Ok, send it to bjoern(at)ahrens.net and I’ll try to figure out the cause.

Could be a problem with the javascript used for displaying the sliders in simple view. But on the other hand, it then should display more than just “Improve localization performance”.

Can you check the Browser JavaScript console for any errors and also the page source for any PHP error messages?

does this happen in simple or advanced view?

I just tested the upload and couldn’t find anything wrong. Which settings do you use and what did you upload (jpeg, png, gif? file size?).

The dynamic image feature doesn’t change WordPress’ behaviour in any way except the moment when intermediate images ( all other image sizes except the original) are created. So your users will still be able to see the full size maps. Here you can read more about how dynamic resizind works: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-performance-pack/other_notes/

If back end translation is disabled the back end will be displayed in english. If user override is activated, each user can override that Option in his profile. The default value in WPPP settings only applies to users, who didn’t update their profile since activating WPPP and new users. When a user changes his profile settings, his individual setting gets saved and will be used, regardless what is set as default in WPPP settings (but only while user override is active).

Thanks for your suggestions, but they don’t fit into what WPPP is supposed to do (for now), and besides that, WEBP or JPEG2000 support would require extra php extensions as (at least I think so) neither GD nor ImageMagic support those types.

As for your “prefetch” suggestion: That’s what a page cache plugin will do.

That Falcon Engine seems to be just a page cache, not an object cache. WPPP shouldn’t conflict with Wordfence but that cache can’t improve WPPP performance.

I took a closer look at your website and now I think I get what the problem is: Even though thumbs should be used some images link to the original size Image.

That should not be caused by WPPPs dynamic resize feature as it doesn’t alter any image links, it just creates intermediate images dynamically. If the wrong image is linked to, WPPP can do nothing about that as these links are created by the theme.

WPPP won’t do exactly what you want. In a way it would help: Your problem will be, that your posts will contain image links with (probably) wrong dimensions, which will result in broken images. With the dynamic resize Feature of WPPP those images would get created with These “wrong” dimensions but they will be cropped to that “wrong” size (if an Image could be resized without being cropped, then the link would work anyway). So using the dynamic resize feature might be of help to you, even though it’s no a real solution.

Just commited v1.2.1 which includes the fix for network settings.

Sorry – missed the Network issue somehow so so I didn’t even look into it. I will check it later today.

I’ll add a description with one of the next updates

BTW: I tried to explain how the plugin works here.