Tim Eckel

Version 1.7 of Minify HTML fixes the problem you had with the AMP boilerplate CSS. You should no longer get a validation failed message from Google.

Thanks for the heads up! I’ve fixed Minify HTML to not touch XML files which corrects the problem you were having. I’m releasing v1.7 within the hour which will include this fix.

Thanks again!

It’s been fixed in v1.7 which I’ll be releasing within the hour.

It’s been added to v1.7 which I’ll be releasing within the hour.

Would that be inline or internal CSS? Like, in an object’s style=”” or inside a <style></style> container?

Shouldn’t be much trouble. Will look into it tomorrow.

I know, right? I believe WooCommerce is designed to “encourage” users to purchase plugins. Get you hooked for free, but leave out a few key features that only cost $49.

In any case, it’s a wonderful product that’s well supported and free. They also provide a lot of documentation and hooks to build these types of plugins, so I’m not complaining.

Oddly enough, I upgraded to WordPress 4.5 and the problem went away.

Emailed.

Any chance this changes your star rating of the plugin? ??

I believe I found the problem you’re speaking of. In rare cases it could display “M1N1FY-ST4RT” in the output. I’ve corrected the problem in release v1.5.

What text are seeing? Nothing in the plugin actually outputs any text. But, it could be an error possibly? Anyway, knowing what you’re seeing would be helpful. Also, make sure you upgrade to the latest version. There was a problem with version 1.0 – 1.1 if you were using an older version of PHP. Also, version 1.3 corrected a problem with a warning if you were running in debug mode with a newer version of PHP.

In any case, try upgrading first and then let me know if you’re still getting a message and if so what the message is.