Robert Trevellyan

WordPress core has a standard definition of what constitutes a major or a minor update. However, there is no such standard for plugins or themes, as far as I know. Therefore, I don’t think there’s any way for the developer of this plugin to offer the feature you want.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Robert Trevellyan.

The beta version has resolved the problem.

Thanks!

There is no minification involved.

I’m not sure what you mean by “how you currently protect this content area?” The plugin is set to “Full-page scan” and “automatically the best method (including javascript)”. In fact, the only non-default setting is to turn off marketing notifications. I tried the “excluding javascript” setting but it didn’t help.

We are not using any shortcodes for mailto links.

I think it’s important to understand that with Jetpack Carousel active, every image gets a data-image-meta JSON block, regardless of whether there’s a gallery on the page or post. In this specific example, the images are output from a Toolset Views template, but all the other images on the site have a data-image-meta JSON block too. It just happens that on this page (the SOLD listings page) there are a few images that have an email address in the copyright field. I don’t think any other images do, and I haven’t noticed the problem on any other pages.

Here’s how the first problematic data-image-meta block appears on the page with the plugin disabled:
data-image-meta="{"aperture":"8","credit":"Robert Simmons","camera":"NIKON D750","caption":"","created_timestamp":"1532332950","copyright":"[email protected] *<m (207)-206-2828","focal_length":"50","iso":"280","shutter_speed":"0.004","title":"","orientation":"1"}"

Thanks for pushing out a new version so soon. Unfortunately I’m still seeing problems on this site.

What do you think of having an option to ignore emails in JSON?

Got it, thanks.

I have not seen the same issue with 3.2.0.1.

Request submitted.

Thanks for the suggestion, but it didn’t work for me. With “Blog pages show at most” set to 6 and one sticky post, I still get the single orphaned post on a line on its own at the bottom of the home page. And it applies to all the other blog pages (categories etc), which is very limiting.

I’m seeing this issue wherever the images are supposed to be hard cropped. WooCommerce product archives are one example, but also post thumbnails that are meant to be square come out at the original aspect ratio when Optimole is enabled.

The sticky post is showing at the top as intended. The problem is that this disturbs the otherwise tidy groups of 3. Without the stick post, we get a nice 2+1, 2+1. With the sticky post, we get 2+1, 2+1, 1, which looks untidy. It would be nice if the sticky post pushed the last post onto the next page instead of leaving it on a line by itself.

Any update on this?

Got it, thanks.

Yes, I was able to recover my settings. Mostly I wanted to flag the issue because there could be a lot of site owners who don’t know that their firewall is disabled.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Robert Trevellyan.

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Never mind, I’ve discovered that option only works when there is no custom error message defined.