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It doesn’t turn off the cdn, but the zone url to the cdn is remove temporarily.

Whenever a post is updated or the cache is deleted while any user or admin is logged in, the zone url to the cdn is temporarily remove from the code for any logged in users until the user log out and log back in again.

Partially Fixed, but cdn is turn off work for logged in users. This can be a slight problem for a wordpress site with lots of users and you want to save bandwidth.

The other plugin, cdn enabler, always leave cdn turn on whether users are logged in or not.

so there was a bug then?

yes, it work for awhile but I disconnected the cdn to try it for myself.

Reconnected the CDN and enabled only “Cache System”. It stopped working.

edit: using the other plugin without “Cache System” enable seems to work.

cdn url: https://vangpost-2ea8.kxcdn.com
origin: https://vangpost.com

demo site: https://vangpost.com

Base on testing wp fastest cache on a fresh installed wordpress blog.

When everything’s enabled except “Cache System” in the plugin setting, posts will update automatically when edited without you having to manually delete cache on the plugin.

However, if “Cache System” is enabled, posts will not update automatically when edited. Instead, you have to manually delete cache on the plugin if you want your updated posts to be on display for non logged users to see.

I don’t think there’s a feature to automatically delete cache whenver a logged in user edited or updated a post unless I’m missing something.

Sorry if it’s there’s already such a feature. Do you mind telling me where it is?

Is there a shortcode for the “divs only” template? great plugin btw.

sorry for bumping this thread, but here’s an image of what I’m trying to achieve: https://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk246/leeV18/web/help2_zpsvtu5r5ud.png

Basically, I want to get a second tag box in the editor for sorting purposes. If anyone knows a hack or a plugin that can do this, please tell us.

Plugins could be the cause. Try deactivating all the plugins and see if it they were the cause.

I’ve been using TwentyTen for a year and un-default it so I don’t have to create a child theme for it. Simply make a copy of your twentyeleven folder and rename it.

Also, re-edit the image (screenshot.png) in the folder so you’ll know that’s the theme you’re using.

They don’t seem to support??

https://themeforest.net/support

I use All in one SEO, try and see if it helps:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/
It has over 8.8 million download.

It took about a week for search engines to notice an SEO update on my site.

looks like you got them back.

It’s an empty rectangle header image (which is under the navigation) that you want to remove.

If you still want to remove that empty space, try adding this to your theme’s css file.

#header-image {
display:none;
}