Steven Vachon

Please supply the output HTML without WP-HTML-Compression for comparison.

This plugin is no longer supported, and I now use Mobile Theme Switcher.

You’d know best. I’m just saying that I don’t like the way it is, and I may be of a minority. Thanks for responding

Ahh, ok. I rarely work with the wp database, and never work with any other dbs; not my thing.

Thanks for the suggestion; I’ll do that!

You’re right. “View Page Source” wasn’t showing, so I was forced into using the web inspector which, for some reason, is adding markup.

Thanks!

A link wouldn’t do you any good as the only thing on the page is the error mentioned above. This is the erroneous code:

if (function_exists('is_admin'))
{
	$is_humans = (!function_exists('is_humans')) ? false : is_humans();

	if (!is_admin() && !$is_humans)
	{
		add_action('template_redirect', 'wp_html_compression_start', -1);

		// In case above fails (it does sometimes.. ??)
		add_action('get_header', 'wp_html_compression_start');
	}
}

If I comment out the $is_humans line, it works without error; however, humans.txt gets compressed.

Click the link and view the source. The text is surrounded by html tags.

Off the top of my head, you could have an admin screen whereby a user could specify what blocks and how many are applied on a post-by-post basis. Some posts may need 2, some 3, or maybe all need 5. Then select how they are used on those posts; either part of the_content (in the Loop), or custom inserted with the_block

I respect that, but like I’ve said, I can’t think of anything better. If I were to put in the time, I might be able to come up with something, but I am too busy with other things. At this point, I’m just trying to help you avoid getting more comments like the ones I’m giving.

I dunno, I’m not the developer ?? I just think that the current setup is not ideal. So, I give it 3 stars… instead of 1, which I can now see was unfair.

That’s fair, but couldn’t you have created an admin panel and used the template_redirect or get_header action hook instead?

Nope, no changes to template files. The “multiple content blocks” do not show up in the admin.

Many themes are littered with HTML comments, which affect the ratio much further.

Your page titles and meta tags were affected how? You’re the first to complain about this.

I wish I had the time to figure out how both your plugin and Google Analytics work. Would it really take you that long to implement?

No problem. Thanks for reporting ??