mquiggeorgia

OK. I’ll email tech support… thanks @amagsumov.

Hi @amagsumov, thanks for you quick reply. I actually am talking about the CleanTalk plugin; Access key and Site URL are plugin settings.

Not just you at all. We went through the same thing… found that all of our sites had Google maps failing. Experimented with OpenStreetMap, Bing plugins, found an acceptable OpenStreetMap one and implemented on one site… then Google maps was magically working again. I hope they will at least notify people of such a change in the future — or better still, have the redirect working first!

Having the same problem. If a reusable block is added to regular content area AND a widget, it copies styles for both. But if it’s only in a widget area the styles are not copied.

For me it was the Async Javascript plugin.

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Wondering this myself.

Awesome, thank you again!

Mark

That does the trick… original image remains the same size. Thank you much! I look at the Settings page though, and it looks like resizing is off by default. Is that the way it’s supposed to look? Are there other settings that are on, but appear to be in the off state?

Mark

OK, so I went to Setting > Media, set the Large dimensions to 0 x 0. Robin settings are all default. I uploaded an image 2048 x 1155, it uploaded correctly with no reduction in dimensions. Ran the Robin optimizer, and the original, full-size image reduced to 1600 x 902.

Mark

Hi, thanks for your prompt response… been away for Thanksgiving. There is a large width and height, but it’s actually re-sizing the original image on upload. I’ll try resetting this to 0 x 0 and see what happens.

Mark

Apache/NGINX

Mark

Hi,

I had the same experience on localhost, XAMMP environment. Enabled some of the caching items in the “Requests” tab, clicked “Save Settings”… and my site died. Tried hiding (by renaming) the plugins folder, tried deleting the wp-disable plugin folder, no joy. Also had to restore from backup.

Hi Jan… yes, misunderstanding between Tribulant and I. They’ve resolved everything.

Mark

I’ve encountered the same problem, can’t seem to get back to that “accept” or “skip” page. Have tried deactivating plugin, uninstalling/reinstalling, still can’t get to that intro page and click a button, stuck on the “Sorry you’re not allowed to access this page.” Please advise.

Thanks,

Mark

What Woocommerce should simply do is to add text in the setup wizard like, “Connecting with Jetpack requires the Woocommerce Services plugin, which will now be installed. It can be safely removed later if desired. Is this OK?” That would fix everything.