Steven Vachon

Yeah, I’d figured as such. Thanks for all the info! I’ll just remove them myself in that case.

If adding such a feature makes sense to you and to its users, then I’m all for it. I’m not too concerned with emoji specifically, but any similar inline scripts that can be moved out of the document header.

Something like this could be added to optimizely.php:

if (get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'optimizely_experiment_status', true) != 'Running') {

}

…but such changes would be lost on the next update.

I tried disabling async on the share widget and the redundant scripts persist (one sync at the top of the footer and one sync at the bottom of the footer).

https://www.svachon.com/

Thank you, and sorry for the late reply. I don’t do much with WordPress nowadays because I love Node.js so much. However, my site will continue to run on WordPress for the foreseeable future. How goes the rewrite?

Sorry for the late response. Even if you’ve already moved onto another plugin, here’s the answer that you requested:

wp-content/plugins/wp-html-compression/libs/html-minify.php, line 21

You can either

• wrap your comments with the compression bypass (see FAQ)
• disable comment removal (wp-content/plugins/wp-html-compression/libs/html-minify.php, line 21)

I’m still supporting it. Most issues are not explained well, so I cannot reproduce them.

Are you guys doing anything with this?

Responsive themes, as in responsive CSS? That has nothing to do with URLs.

Loading content from another page has nothing to do with URLs. Can you elaborate on this?

Jetpack videos work fine here. Which plugin are you using?

How are you calling the AJAX? Which function or URL?

Hi Matt. Why not just use attr_class="something"?

Templating aside, I was referring to the “WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically” feature in Settings->Writing

A browser will not render that correctly. You should consider using a <textarea>.

This is the output I get:

<input type="text" value="<a href="//delo-vcusa.ru/recepti/desertyi/shokoladny-e-bliny-s-tvorogom-sladkie-rolly-iz-blinchikov-s-persikami/">Шоколадные блины с творогом. Сладкие роллы из блинчиков с персиками</a>" onclick="javascript:this.select()" style="width: 100%;">

Looks fine, however the URL shortener has shortened the href attribute value, which is probably not ideal from a data perspective. I’ll look into this when I have some free time.