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Sorry for not reporting back. Mostly, it’s working, except I cannot aggregate JS files. But not too concerned about that.

All good from my point of view.

Cheers,
Alex

Got it, thanks!

Ah, sorry about that! Because of the refresh issue, I disabled it (plus, I didn’t expect you to get back so quickly – thanks!).

I now enabled it again. This is how the menu’s supposed to be:

– Home page: Work / Info (works fine)
– Info page: Work / Info / 情報 (so in my browser, the Japanese link only shows up when I refresh)

And since we’re at it, in mobile, I’d have to pretty much mirror the settings of the desktop menus, correct?

Cheers!

Thanks for getting back, Frank.

Hm, yes, I believe I set the KeyCDN URL before (but am not 100% sure anymore). And now, with Cloudflare, I left the field empty.

BTW, I tried removing and re-installing Autoptimize, it didn’t help.

Nope. If I have to decide between unchecking “Aggregate JS-file” and removing the CDN URL, what’s better?

Thanks, but unfortunately that doesn’t help.

Never mind, seems more like an issue with the theme. Had to uncheck ‘Aggregate JS-files’.

Never mind, I’m pretty sure this has to do with the host-side caching, which I can’t (or don’t want) to change. No worries, I’ll go back to SPIO, with which I was happy with anyway!

Hello, quick follow-up question. So if I used SPIO previously, and compressed all images ‘Lossy’, would I need to re-set all images to ‘Lossless’ or ‘Glossy’ before switching to SPAI?

At least, that what it seems to say in the 2nd answer of this article: https://shortpixel.helpscoutdocs.com/article/132-how-shortpixel-adaptive-images-work.

Thanks!
Alex

Never mind, was a caching issue. All good now.

Tried again, emptied all caches, but it’s not working. This time, however, the images didn’t show up at all, see here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jl1jpz8fawhl9v1/Screenshot%202019-04-17%2009.28.38.jpg?dl=0

And when trying to view the missing image, I’m getting this URL:

https://mk0hadefewi778kq3jwt.kinstacdn.com/client/q_lossy,ret_img,w_2160/https://beige.company/wp-content/uploads/thomas-lohr-032c-kiko-13.jpeg

And a 404 Not Found error.

Does that provide any clues? If not, no worries. Must be something at my backend.

No biggie for me, but in case you’d like to dig a bit further, I’m posting the code I’m using (in case I might have overlooked a quote?)

add_filter('autoptimize_filter_imgopt_base_url','use_my_own_cdn');
function use_my_own_cdn($urlIn) {
    return str_replace('cdn.shortpixel.ai','mk0hadefewi778kq3jwt.kinstacdn.com',$urlIn);
}

In regard to CNAME, here’s what it’s set to: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8c7159xoucmct44/Screenshot%202019-04-16%2015.37.46.jpg?dl=0

Finally, I’m using Kinsta and they have their “own” Kinsta CDN built in (via KeyCDN). Don’t know if that makes a difference.

If you want me to change my settings back to using only AO (and then the SP CDN) for testing, let me know. Happy to do if it helps.

Thanks!

This seems to work for desktop, but doesn’t seem to have an effect on mobile? Or a I missing something?

Unfortunately, it didn’t. Images were still served via your CDN. Thanks for checking in!

Am afraid it’s not working. If you feel like further investigating, I left the settings as is: https://beige.company

But it’s no big deal at all. I’ll just use the SPAI plug-in for the compression, which works fine.

Thanks!