kbiglione

Apparently, I’m just too. impatient. 40 minutes later, CF Cache Status is now HIT.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by kbiglione.

100/100 on Page Speed Insights, but slow on GTMetrix?

Sounds like you turned on the PageSpeed Tricker. If so, that’s not something you want on your public website. Take a look at the thumbnail next to your scores. That’s not your website.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by kbiglione.

Thanks, I switched to the FTP method and that worked.

Just tested on a local build of my site. I was also able to delete an admin account.

I’ve set my Privacy Tools page to Draft until this is resolved.

Yes, this is working now. Thanks for the quick fix!

Look under Tools -> Privacy

This is not a paid plugin, it’s absolutely free.

This free plugin allows you to connect a paid plugin (GravityForms) to a paid service (Drip). If you don’t use either of those services, there’s no reason to use this plugin. And if you do use both of those services you’ll be quite happy to find this free plugin that connects them.

What Robert said. The WordPress admin menu is not the place to scream for attention.

Imagine what WordPress will look like when all plugin authors “brand” their icons in the same manner. It’ll be like driving down the Vegas strip. And not in a good way.

As luck would have it, I just recommended this plugin to 200 people during a webinar yesterday. Now I have to followup with them to explain that the plugin is under new ownership. Yoast is an easy sell — everyone knows him. This scary green monster? I’m not so sure. I’m considering using the opportunity to recommend a different plugin.

Looks like this is fixed in the most recent nightly build.

My custom login styles were busted by the 3.3 update too. Some classes have changed/been added.

These are the changes I made to my CSS:

Background color was previously set on the html selector, now it’s set with body.login

Custom logo was previously set on h1 a, now it’s set on .login h1 a.

Just tested with 3.1 RC3. This is still a problem. These days I use custom taxonomy on all of my sites and moving from a dev/test server to a production server is a major headache.

For future reference, this seems to be an issue with MAMP. More info here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1472902/404-error-for-mod-rewrite-using-ssl-and-mamp

Solution: Test SSL on another apache installation.

And here I was just looking for the S3 Vault plugin and it no longer seems to exist.

Ravi, was your plugin “ripped off” or forked. You do know that WordPress plugins are GPL, right?

I ended up with a different solution.

At the top of my template I included:
<?php
$termname = $wp_query->queried_object->name;
$termdesc = $wp_query->queried_object->description;
?>

Then displayed those variables later in the template.

Your way seems easier.

Same problem here. Custom taxonomy to custom post relations are lost.