snakeyman2

same problem here, the filter unfortunately makes no difference

Hi Emre,

perfect, when are you rolling out the update?

And once again thanks for this plugin! I have tested a lot of cache plugins and yours is by far simplest while keeping fast response speeds and all necessary functionality

BTW what happens if I don’t select any Cache Timeout, whats the default setting? It is not apparent from the setting page

Hi,

no worries, you provide a great plugin for free ??

You are right, the Minify CSS is at fault. I have tried to disable it before without any change, I must have forgotten to clean cache or something, now it actually starts working.

I have checked my site with the CSS validator, there are indeed a lot of errors. But as I have discovered, even clean installs of most popular themes have errors (I use Responsive theme, one of the most popular ones, which has 136 CSS errors when freshly installed). So I guess this feature is hardly usable for most cases..

One of my sites is czhorses.com

I just verified that it is the new version – I use this plugin on multiple sites, with different setups, all sites with 0.7.1 were fine, 0.7.2+ were messed up.

Reverted all back to old version and they work fine now.

Maybe an option to show cached version even to admins would be useful? I actually lost a lot of traffic before I noticed this..

Ok, seems to do the same thing when gzip is enabled by the plugin I mentioned then. Does you plugin change gzip settings in any way?

nevermind, found it ??

It does not work together with WP HTTP Compression plugin activated

My quick fix (I know its a bad way to do this, but works…)

Delete this:

foreach ($fields as $tab => $tab_poses) {
ksort($fields[$tab]);
}

From class.seo-ultimate.php

I only use the “Permalink tweaker” module, so I guess I dont need this anyway (not very sure what it actually does :)). Will keep it like this until the plugin gets updated..

Ok – I have tried a different FB account with yet another app-id. I have tried a couple of different plugins. I have even tried to embed the comments manually in the code. I have checked the output source code if there’s no other app-id messing it up or anything.

No matter what I did, I always got the odd comments.

It costed me way too much time now so I decided to use Jetpack comments instead..

If anybody ever encounters this problem and manages to solve it, please do post the solution here ?? I just cannot spend anymore time on this..

ok .. maybe I should try a different account then

.entry-content p {font-color: white;}

try putting this in your theme’s custom.css, child theme or the custom css plugin as mentioned above

for example heres a post with the comments: https://www.mycoffeegrinder.co.uk/coffee-grinding-guide/

Thanks for the reply

Im using Fat Panda plugin – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/fatpanda-facebook-comments/ (but I get the same result with all similar plugins)

I have tried different Facebook APP IDs but no luck. Is there anything special I need to set on FB side apart from my URL ?

It not hacked for sure since nobody knows about the site yet, its only a few days old install

Weird.

I would try this:

1) Change your password and make sure there nobody else with access to the site
2) Make you root .htaccess file unwritable (chmod to 444)

Yes, you can upload it with PHPmyAdmin to your new database and restore your website’s content. However if you do not have the files (the wordpress instalation including themes, uploads etc) you will only restore texts and settings

You will need to change the CSS for your theme or add custom styles. It is usually located in wp-content/themes/your-theme/style.css (custom.css)

Whatever you put in custom.css overrides what is in style.css.

It will be hard to do without CSS knowledge..

Hope this helps