kothea

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it seems that you are trying to ask me to determine if a standard and often used WordPress cache and WordPress play together ?? I would assume entirely disabling litespeed will solve the problem but create MANY other problems !!!!

I could then go to litespeed but they would then send me back here to find out which of YOUR programs to exclude and they would then tell me how to exclude them (which I know how to do). I just don’t know which of your programs to exclude.

please can you say which JS files your stats program uses

I have followed the thread you link to and it seems to say that the www.ads-software.com ‘Localclise resources’ feature is broken. which is your feature i think?

thank you.

hi
ty
1 those files are excluded from caching ie they work as normal.
2 yes clicks are correctly recorded elsewhere
3 surely there must be a list of js files somewhere that WordPress stats uses? I’m quite happy to go through and test if unchaching them individually works or not. you’re basically asking me to disable an entire performance-critical feature (litespeed)

thanks John

I WAS doing all the cache clearing. so it is not that.

are the last two solutions on that document EITHER – OR solutions? I’ll try deleting and see what happens.

Sorted, thank you very much

i’ve tried with the <p> bits as well but can’t get it to work.

That’s what I thought but I can’t get it to work for the life of me. there needs to be multiple lines of wrapping text down the side of the image which then continues underneath the image.

<div id="container">
	<div id="content" >
	 <div id="floatingimg"><img src="images/home.jpg"/>
	 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque et felis quis lacus suscipit placerat. Donec porttitor vehicula fermentum. etc etc...a lot of text.
	 </div>
	 </div>
<div id="sidebar" >Menu</div>
</div>

#content {
	min-width: 478px;
	min-height:700px;
	float: left;
}

	#content floatingimg {
		width: 249px;
		height: 369px;
		float: left;
		min-height:700px;
		margin-right: 200px;
	}