morespinach

Thank you. This is helpful.

Can I thus add new field types, like Range, or the radio button style where each option is not a circle followed by text, but more modern design with big boxes and icons in them?

This is precisely my question. What a silly solution from this plugin. I just use the sitemap capability of my SEO plugin now.

Relevanssi is sweet and all, but creates a massive database! Not a very cool idea.

Saw this closed thread:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/nginx-15/

There’s no need to “serve static files via php”. Nginx rocks at this, it’s far better than Apache.

If I know the pattern of the files that the cache creates in my directory system, I can include a simple try_files directive in nginx.conf and be done with it. No need for htaccess etc, no need even for PHP. Nginx makes it a completely static serve.

Let me know if this is possible. Otherwise, I suppose this is for the “Managed WordPress” type folks. At least the other caching plugins work.

To be even clearer, this is what Nginx configs typically have on WordPress sites:

try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args;

Instead, we’d like something like:

try_files "/wp-content/comet-cache/cache/$host/${uri}.html" $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args;

In looking at the comet-cache folders, I find the html files have some serialized string at the top before the HTML:

a:3:{i:0;s:12:"HTTP/2.0 200";i:1;s:38:"Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8";i:2;s:65:"Link: <https://domain.com/wp-json/>; rel="https://api.w.org/"";}<!--headers-->

Welcome any thoughts on how to compose a static HTML path that becomes an HTML file.

Many thanks!

I deleted the plugin already. Then discovered tables. Then deleted the tables via MySQL.

Is there anything else to delete?

I have already uninstalled it. How should I clean up my database?

This is terrible. A plugin should delete after itself when uninstalled. Facing this issue now, and found it via Google. Never again.

Ok, thanks Jan. I find a picture or two helpful to discern the feature distinctions between various plugins. But understand it’s against policy.

Thank you for this. IN my example, can I then at least have

/article/travel/sunny-in-florida

Where:

– ‘article’ is the CPT
– ‘travel’ is a usual category (*not* a custom taxonomy)

I tried setting “with front” to true, but it doesn’t do anything inside that plugin: custom post type permalinks.

Nevermind. I figured it out. Your UX team should make things much simpler. In trying to cater to all random variations, you’ve made the most common path of operation way too complex. Anyway, thanks.

Thank you for the quick revert. Much appreciated.

I’ve gone through the restore process now. It went fine:

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Yet, when I login to the “Admin Login”, it tells me index.php not found. That’s pretty basic. What am I missing?

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Welcome any ideas.

Absolutely. The marketing jazz around ‘Blocks’ suggested it’ll allow us to code proper section blocks, but the implementation is quite crappy. I’ll be trying ACF Blocks, which seem to bring this closer to a proper, code-controlled page builder.

The accepted answer in this thread is related to some “Sirv” thing. How about the rest of us, who don’t use Sirv — I’d really like the original pull to be customizable to a URL.

An auto-generated link this defeats the purpose of a CDN-

//cdn.example.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_2f9beafea86ab0f5c867e59c87c6c63d.css

This is so much cleaner:

//cdn.example.com/css/autoptimize_2f9beafea86ab0f5c867e59c87c6c63d.css

We can set up origin pull directly to the autoptimize folder (/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/) and expect the CDN urls to be generated accordingly. Please let me know if this is possible, or do we have to look for another plugin?

Thanks.

Why would it break HTML? There’s nothing in the spec that says removing a newline from a tag like this is invalid–

    <a     href='something.com/somepage/somefinalurl'     

     target='_blank' 
     data-somecustomvariable='some other value'
    > 

This could quite safely be made:

    <a href='something.com/somepage/somefinalurl' target='_blank' 
 data-somecustomvariable='some other value' > 

In other words: replace all individual occurrences of “white space” (a space or more, tabs, newline characters) with one space each. This is perfectly valid HTML.

Happy to be corrected. If clearfy cannot do this I might have to look for another plugin to do just this.

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