Tranny

W3 is somehow integrated with CloudFlare and they cooperate together and complement each other. I was wondering if similar thing could be achieved.

One more thing – are you thinking of including support for CloudFlare CDN?

I’m not aware of any changes. What should I be looking for?

Hello Emre,

thank you for speedy reply. I see that free version does not support caching for mobile devices?? Is hat correct???

Sounds good, Alex. Hopefully you can make it a self sustaining plugin without the need for other plugins.

Let’s see this fixed Mandrill, comon…

I was talking about pagination on what you call archive page. That’s where the pagination is. My question was whether it was possible to increase the number of pages it shows, not to place it somwhere else.

Doug,

mind sharing a link to a page with Twenty Sixteen child theme where your mod to the comments can be seen?

Hello Michael,

I created a child theme, pasted the code you suggested behind the mandatory head of the style.css file, but it has not resulted in expected results. It has not changed the layout at all. Any ideas why? Was it supposed to be pasted elsewhere?

Hello Michael,

I’m trying to make sense of what you just said, but keep failing. So what exactly do I need to do?

Hi Jerry,

sorry about belated response. I use CloudFlare, but do not have Rocket activated. I also use W3TC.

The issues started after WP update to 4.3. I use CF’s auto minification, but it used to work with it without noticeable issues before. On W3, I have page, database, object, and browser caching enabled.

Any ideas?

@hummelmose

I had the same experience with astronomical load for a while after running the fix ??

Gonna try to follow your instructions now. Still, I hope an update that will address this issue will be released soon.

I’m on a reliable dedicated server, as I had mentioned earlier. One other person who commented here is also on a dedi.

I also use CloudFlare Pro, and contacted their tech to verify and make sure the traffic is still properly filtered through their CDN and content is served from their caches. There’s no change there.

Perhaps it would be a different matter if didn’t so obviously start after update to v4.3 with no other change done to the set up. This has also never happened before, so it’s not an old problem coming back.

Is there a way to revert back to the previous version without losing new DB records? Something is definitely not right with this latest release.

I do have DB backups, but there’s been a lot of activity in the last 2 days since I updated WP, as I get on average one new comment every 2 minutes.

There were changes to the DB structure in the latest release, so I can’t just overwrite the files with the old ones. What can I do to revert to the previous version?