jennifer2010

I’d like to do that however I’m unable to locate any error logs browsing the directories in FileZilla. Where exactly would the error log be?

Thank you

@willie,

When I look at my source code, the minify link works perfectly when it’s not pointing to my CDN. When it is pointing to my CDN, I get a “W3TC error” page when opening the minified css up.

It tells me to enable debugging, so I do. But, there’s no error information in the source code and there’s no logs located in the minify or log folder…

After looking at my settings and source code I’m finding that W3TC is not minifying my css and when it does, it’s not being picked up by the CDN.

In your “General” settings if you have minify set to Auto, it says it won’t use the CDN.

I set it to manual, then in the Minify tab I imported the CSS file to minify.

This breaks my css and does not load on the page, resulting in a page with no css styling.

So, I went into the CDN section and manually added the w3tc CSS file(s) to the custom file list, just in case, like this:

wp-content/w3tc/min/*
wp-content/w3tc/min/a3338/*
wp-content/w3tc/min/a3338/*.css
wp-content/w3tc/min/a3338/default.include.*.css
wp-content/w3tc/min/a3338/default.include.cded27.css

Still NO luck! I’m going to troubleshoot some more and will update if I find a solution…

Hi,

I found out that the latest version of eAccelerator doesn’t have opcode active or something. I ended up installing XCache, and then needed to configure it in my php.ini file.

Thanks for the response.

Hi,

A little more details: You’re saying you’ve tried deselecting “minify”, but are still using the CDN when you do that?

In other words, even without minifying, the CDN is not serving your CSS files correctly? Or?

What I would do is look at the source code and find the css that’s being used, load it, and see if the styling is present but just not catching.

What are your settings for CSS in the minify section when you try this?

Did you ever get this figured out? I’m having a similar problem. I suspect it’s due to PHP settings, which is disappointing. I’m hesitant to increase the memory limit etc just to get a WP plugin working again…

I’d never host a site on GoDaddy. For shared hosting, switch to HostGator or BlueHost. Your site will load much faster.

I would then integrate with CloudFlare (it’s free). That’ll bring your load time down drastically.

It seems to only have an issue on files larger than 150mb…

This is the only tutorial that worked for me:
https://voodoopress.com/preserving-pagination-with-query-posts-why-do-my-page-1-posts-appear-on-page-2/

Once again, this has nothing to do with the theme. There’s a problem with the pagination. If I used the same custom loop in Twenty Eleven it would still not work.

@esmi it’s a free theme and wordpress pagination has nothing to do with theme support.

Thanks for the response!

Unfortunately that did not seem to work, though ??

That removed it from every page but I’m sure I’ll be able to tweak it from here. Thanks so much for the response!

The best way to transfer a site from one server to the other is to do it via cPanel. It will transfer the entire “Account” (WordPress files, database, etc).

After the account is transferred, have him change the DNS for the domain to point to your nameservers. After that’s completed, start the process of transferring the actual domain.

This is the fastest way to do it. The site will also be up through out the entire process.

Thank you for suggesting that link ??

I had seen that same topic before but unfortunately it did not help. I did figure out that in /styles/default.css I could define the thumbnail size that appears on the posts page, and set the dimensions to the image size I uploaded.

I also turned off “Dynamically Resize Images” in the WooThemes settings and that allowed for the image to retain it’s full quality (was degrading it before).

Thank you!