Sean Hayes

Found and installed and debugging.

All pages have javascript “hidden” using :

// <![CDATA[
... script code ...
// ]]>

Now, on the page that WP Super Cache works on the last “>” is a “>”. However, on all other pages (home, single post pages etc) it’s converted to “ampersand g t semi-colon” and that’s the only difference.

Subsequently, WP Super Cache debug is reporting “No closing HTML tag” for those pages and not caching but I can’t understand why the tag is converted on some pages and not the other.

Any ideas – anyone?

Thank you

Aha!

Thank you

OK – that looks like it might help direct me to more information.

How do I get the development version?

I re-read the wording in the WP Super Cache admin screen and it doesn’t say that it’s *actually* reading the rules from the .htaccess file.

So it shows you what the rules should look like in the file not how the file currently looks with or without the rules.

So, I’ll mark this as resolved.

Take a look at the following page – there’s some options/settings related to thumbnails that you might try.

Take a look at “Thumbnails” section
https://dpotter.net/Technical/2008/03/nextgen-gallery-review-configuration/

I believe that it’s set in the Options, Gallery part of Nextgen-gallery or you can do it on a per post/page basis.

More information on custom fields for per post/page settings is here:

https://dpotter.net/Technical/2008/05/nextgen-gallery-review-displaying-images-gallery/

More information about the Options, Gallery part is here:

https://dpotter.net/Technical/2008/03/nextgen-gallery-review-configuration/

I’ve used both and they work great. Refresh post/page and clear browser cache is recommended (CTRL-F5 typically)