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That’s because it’s not an wheels archive, you’re calling a category archive so it should be the category.php template.

What is the output of $countquery? Is that correct?

Change your $paged variable:
$paged = ( get_query_var('page') ) ? get_query_var('page') : 1;
into
$paged = ( get_query_var('paged') ) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
That should work!

This seems to work:

// Check if cookies are accepted
if ($.cookie('cc_cookie_accept') == 'cc_cookie_accept') {
  console.log('cookies accepted');
  $.removeCookie('cc_page_cache', {
    path    : '/',
    domain  : 'mydomain.com'
  });
} else {
  console.log('cookies not accepted');
  $.cookie('cc_page_cache', 'no_page_cache', {
    path    : '/',
    domain  : 'mydomain.com'
  });
}

Then in the Page Cache settings I added:
Rejected Cookies: cc_page_cache

Only thing is, on the moment the cached pages were created and cookies weren’t accepted yet at that point, you will be served the cached pages without the Google Analytics in it although you did accepted the cookies by that time…

As soon as cookies are accepted, page cache is disabled:

<!-- W3 Total Cache: Page cache debug info:
Engine:             disk: enhanced
Caching:            disabled
Reject reason:      Cookie is rejected
-->

It should be the other way around actually, no page cache if cookie isn’t present yet.
Is that possible or do I have to set a second cookie on page load that will be deleted when cc_cookie_accept is set to ‘cc_cookie_accept’?

No, but I just tried it and that works!
However, wouldn’t that mean in theory that it will almost never cache any pages since 95% will accept the cookies?

Disabling Page Cache results in this working properly?

Correct, it works when I disable Page Cache

I switched to Easy Bootstrap Shortcode, which doesn’t look as nice as this one unfortunately…

If that isn’t an option for you, try WP Super Cache. It saves your pages as html

Thanks, but W3 Total Cache does exactly the same, so I’m good for now ??

I’m having the same issues…

I use ACF for a repeater field, and in every row there are 2 images. I use these rows for Flexslider slides with lazyloading and with 12 rows in total it takes about 12 seconds to load the page.

However, if I use a cache plugin (W3 Total Cache) and turn on the page, database, object & browser cache it significantly decreases the loading time to about 1 or 2 seconds. The only problem is that logged in users (the client filling the website) won’t benefit from this decrease until they log out…

Do you mean an option, or a function to display it?

An option would be easier, but you could also add a new capability to a role object manually if that capability exists.

Something like this:

$role_object = get_role('editor'); // get the the role object
$role_object->add_cap('wr2x_show_media_column'); // add capability to role object

I will add this to my to do list.

Thanks again!

Same here, the toolbar with Bootstrap just doesn’t show up in my editor?

Thanks Jordy!

But it will come ??

Thanks!

In the meantime, you can cut the part in the code that loads the script.

That would be line 590 in the wp-retina-2x.php file if anyone else wants to know ??

Have a look at this issue. Apparantly it’s supposed to be fixed in version 2.1.0 but that one isn’t packed with this plugin yet

Okay, thanks for looking into it!
Then it’s about time WordPress implement Retina support themselves ??