Squazz

Thanks! I suspected it was something like that ??

SSP has an extension that lets you set speakers seperate for each episode. Do you know if it’s possible to get Podcast Player the reflect this? Setting the author as the designated speaker?

Hi again, thank you so much for your patience! ??
It seems my child-theme had disabled the WordPress media-elements. Re-enabling those made it appear! ??

Love it!

Again, thank you so much! Have a nice day

I admit, I felt kinda stupid with all of those errors ??

So, I’ve disabled all custom work with jQuery, and still I can’t get it to work?
I also checked, and I no longer have any errors in the console :/

But as far as 2 folds down?

The coinbase image on the right is loaded in the initial load. But to see that one I have to scroll more than one “fold” down to see it. That’s a big buffer.

Wow I feel stupid right now! :/
I have no idea how that got unchecked, but I’m glad you reminded me of that option ??

Classic editor ??

Yes, it’s showing the revisions in the top, and I have the option to purge up there to the right.

But in the bottom I no longer can see the individual revisions

I’m not using a page builder no ??

I cleared all caches. i actually tried disabling W3TC, Autoptimize and Super Progressive Web Apps.
I also purged everything from Cloudflare, and put it developer mode.

When none of this worked, I tried looking into the databse. The guid i the wp_posts table had the path the the images as uppercase. But manually changing this to lowercase didn’t change anything.
I also looked into wp_postsmeta but here it was lowecase, as expected.

The physical files were all made lowercase.

I especially had problems with images delivered by the_post_thumbnail()

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It generates the images on the fly. So only the used sizes of a given image is generated. Saving you quite a lot of space

Haha, no problem ?? I’m just stunned you was able to fix it so quickly ??

And thanks for the kudos on the blog.
Yeah, it’s written in danish. Maybe some day in the future I’ll create an english sister-site and translate everything.

Thanks again for a goo and lightweight plugin! ??

In the “Alter HTML” section, use the option to replace tags with <picture> tags.

Then both webp and normal jpg/png is served to the browser, and the browsers takes the format it likes the best ??

You’re the man!

Works like a charm, om both desktop and mobile ??
Have only tested on chrome browsers

Resizing the window seems to get it to paint correctly ??

I don’t have FTP access to what is cached, unfortunately.

The “problem”/perk with Cloudflare is that i caches both the HTML and the resources asked for on that HTML page.

This means that only the webp image is saved, as that is the resource that was asked for when a Chrome browser visited the uncached site, and made Cloudflare cache the site and the resources asked for, for that site.

This is also the reason why a picture tag with multiple sources would solve the problem. That would allow the browsers to ask for the content they can use, and for cloudflare to cache and deliver that resource.

I’ve just sent you a mail with 4 images ??

That was a good idea! ??

Unfortunately, it doesn’t work in combination with Cloudflare.
Cloudflare cashes the webp version of the image, and then serves that to IE and Safari, as they are asking for the .png version and is getting served the webp version, named as png

I think the only way to fix this, and introduce compatability for non-supporting browsers is by changing the img tag to picture, and providing difference soruces.