mokimoki

Hello,

yes, the plugin works by modifying .htaccess file to enable gzip compression. It inserts the following to yout .htaccess:

<IfModule mod_deflate.c>
AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/text text/html text/plain text/xml text/css application/x-javascript application/javascript
</IfModule>

If mod_deflate is working on your system there should be no problems.

The latest version 1.0.3 has fix for this issue. It happened when the test query to analyze status of gzip compression failed.

Hello,

not at the moment. The maximum length of page meta title and description are set according to best practices.

However, it seems Google is starting to allow also titles up to 70 characters. This will be updated in the next release.

IMO the current lengths are fine. There is enough space to express the message they are meant for.

– Moki-Moki

Hello, and sorry for the delayed response.

I will take a look into this and get back with a fix or instructions if it is not a plugin problem.

– Moki-Moki

I’ll mark this as resolved. Please let me know if any problem with the plugin persists.

– Moki-Moki

Hey man,

I created a hotfix for this issue. Please download version 1.0.1, that should take care of it.

Cheers!

– Moki-Moki

Hello!

Thank you for reporting this. It seems to fail when calculating whether to ping search engines or not. The settings for the plugin may have corrupted somehow.

I will investigate it and create a fix. It will be on the next release, sorry not sooner.

– Moki-Moki

Marking this as resolved.

Hey, good point! I will add comment about this to the description.

Yes, it works. I will update plugin information shortly.

Moki-Moki

However, the picture is downloaded from external source and the credit text is in the service code – not in the plugin code.

From handbook:
“Services are permitted to brand their output as they see fit, provided the code is handled in the service and not the plugin.”

Thanks for pointing that out. I will remove the credits text and link.