Steven Vachon
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The entire “before” source, yes. The reason being that your “after” source is very much not as it should be
Please provide before and after HTML. I’ll run the whole thing through some tests.
Your other links are not shortened. You must not have WP-HTML-Compression enabled…
and the URL of the page with that HTML?
I’ll have to look into that, then. It’s possible that it’s a bug.
Could you provide me with some before and after URLs? Not example ones, but [https] ones that are actually causing an issue. Also include the URL of the active [http] page generating the errors.
<input type="text" name="test"/>
…is the same as:
<input type="text" name="test" value=""/>
…with regards to GET/POST.
And, which Facebook plugin?
It preserves rendered white space. One or more line breaks in your markup are rendered as a single space in a web browser. Visual discrepancies would occur if those line breaks were not converted to at least one space.
If your site is running in https and your links have https in them, such will be stripped. This is fully-working, standard code and is fine for SEO.
Fixed in v0.5.3
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-HTML-Compression] [Plugin: WP-HTML-Compression] Error after installationFixed in v0.5.3
Bummer. Ok, feature request submitted.
All the info regarding it is in the changelog for v6.0
Hmm, why not just use
"template_redirect"
instead of"wp_head"
?Why not just tell me how?
Yep. Fixed in 0.5.2