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Any update on this? I do not want to have to go back to Jetpack just for the gallery function.

Jetpack broke my tiled galleries when I disabled the CDN. What a mess. The blocks are all invalid and the URLs wrong. I’m glad I have a backup from 2 days prior to installing this plugin because it’s all got to be replaced.

Thanks so much for your help, Anders. To tweak the cookies checkbox style and prevent it from running in a vertical column, I added:

.comment-form-cookies-consent {
	clear: both;
}

Thank you again!

I just got a chance to try the beta and it didn’t work for me. Still failing to display the site when I enable CSS optimization. I’ve put my CSS through a validator but I haven’t found any issues that would kill it. Still looking for problems, but any ideas would be great. Thanks

Great, thanks! I don’t have time to try the beta now, but I will dive into the CSS later. A quick check with a validator shows a few problems, so I’ll start there. These themes have huge stylesheets now, so I should also start by paring that back, too.

Same problem here. Fresh install and my whole frontend doesn’t load, but no problem on the back end. I am not running any cache plugin or using a CDN. The problem is around CSS: If I uncheck the option to optimize CSS, the site comes back. So there’s a failure somepleace. Any ideas? Many thanks

Mistenkt, are you experiencing the position/size bug, where the dimensions and location of the selected crop isn’t saved? I am in dire need of getting this fixed and looking for help. If you have any insight, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

It’s not working for me, either and I’m not using SSL (WP 4.1.2). The crop dimensions aren’t correct and the location of the crop isn’t what I selected. This makes for bad news on a photo portfolio website. Seems like this issue is unresolved for many going back some time. Hope to see it fixed soon.

After a bit of work on it, I have now got a working system, but I lost my jobs in the process.

I had to manually delete the plugin’s directories in the /uploads/ path after uninstalling it. Then I installed the current version from the Add a Plugin page. I activated it and recreated my jobs, and it works fine. Although on the Information page, I still see: The HTTP response test get an error “couldn’t connect to host”

Anyway, so it’s fixed, but if you have multiple/complicated jobs, beware of losing them with an update.

Update: I have found the source of the small image. In the settings of my WooTheme theme, there was an option to add the image to the feed. Did not expect to find it there.

Still working on figuring out why the comments feed can’t be deleted.

Thanks, everyone. It’s solved. I missed the part about needing to create the new site, then log in to it, and do the domain mapping there, rather than the master installation. I think that part could be clearer in the instructions.

Thanks again for your help.

I deleted the addon domain (site1.org) and redid it as you described, pointing at https://mysite.ca. So going to https://site1.org redirects immediately to https://mysite.ca.

I tried to then add the domain in the Network Admin tab, but it just refreshes blankly. No error. No new domain shows up.

What’s the order I should be adding the domain then the new WP site in?

I’m not sure I understand. In my cpanel, they’re addon domains using the full/path/myprimarysite/site1.org/ directory, which is then https://site1.org.