sarr9121

Thanks for your answer. I already sent the issue to your Github repository. Issue # 7075

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by sarr9121.

Hi. After doing a lot of tests, I discovered that in publications where I had text that contained the symbols > or < the error occurred, and in eliminating those symbols, the readability analysis worked again normal. It seems a fairly simple problem but I do not know if it is possible to correct this incompatibility.

Thank you very much for your prompt response.

Bravoooooo, you are a Master.

Thankyou very much for your help.
Now I have to test the plugin to improve the loading times of the page. Above all, try the inline and defer function, thanks again.

Hi frank, sorry for the delay in sending, but I had to leave outside, and only so far I could return. I share you the compressed folder via mail. Any help you can give me will thank you.

ok i dont have problem with that. but how share you the code? all the folder have about 18 MB. or what file you need to see?

Not, is a theme from themeforest.
https://themeforest.net/item/health-plus-health-clinic-wordpress-theme/12244953

i wrote to the support page, but i still waiting for some answer.

Hello Frank, apparently it is something related to the theme, I have changed to the typical themes of wordpress and the plugin works. I know it’s not your theme, but you have an idea that could cause this block?

Thanks.

Santiago.

Hi Frank. thanks for your prompt response. I have disabled the css defer plugin on the clone site. I’m using the in line css option. And the page does not load the css. Everything appears as html comment.

Santiago.