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@vanyukov Yes. SVGs aren’t converted to WebP or AVIF, but they offer significant benefits like reduced storage use on the domain. Supporting SVGs would help save space and improve efficiency.

@vanyukov I deleted the old API token and tried using a new one, and it’s now working. Thanks for your help! But, SVG images are showing as “Unsupported Format” in the offload status and are not being offloaded. Could you please help with this as well?

@vanyukov I manually deleted the following rows from the database and removed the CF details from the wp-config.php file:
cf-images-settings, cf-images-version, cf-images-account-id, cf-images-api-token

I also cleared the plugin cache and the Cloudflare cache. But, even after deleting and reinstalling the plugin, I am still being redirected to the dashboard. Is there anything else I missed? Kindly help.

@vanyukov I think the issue might be related to some file permissions. I want to try starting fresh with new credentials. But, when I delete and reinstall the plugin, it directly shows the dashboard. How can I completely delete all plugin data and start over?

@vanyukov Tested the API token too using curl and below is the response

status”:”active”},”success”:true,”errors”:[],”messages”:[{“code”:10000,”message”:”This API Token is valid and active”,”type”:null}]}\

Tested for server blockage, and there is none. We are successfully connected to Cloudflare from the server using the same API token. Kindly guide on this

@vanyukov Yes enabled. We are using cloudflare Images already

@vanyukov I referred to the doc and followed the below steps, but I’m still encountering an API error in Query Monitor.

1. Created an API token as per the doc, copied both the account ID and token, and used it to log in to the plugin.
2. Added the account ID and Cloudflare API token to the wp-config.php file.
3. In the media library, it displays “Status: Not offloaded Actions.” When I manually attempt to upload to Cloudflare, I receive the following response:

{“success”:false,”errors”:[{“code”:10001,”message”:”Unable to authenticate request”}]}

@vanyukov When I select “Disconnect from API” to use a different API token, even if I enter incorrect credentials after that, it still connects, and the dashboard appears. I’m not sure if it’s still using the previous API token. Could you please check this?

Kindly check the screenshot

Okay. Thanks. Any idea how to fix the font and alignment issues in the editor?

We are using the Twenty Twenty-Three theme and WordPress version 6.6.1, not 6.7.

Yes, we installed the Classic Editor plugin and edited around 30 to 40 posts. Now, most of these posts are showing the error “This block contains unexpected or invalid content.” When checked in the code editor, unnecessary tags have been created or shuffled. Is there any way to fix this automatically?

@threadi

Yes, the fonts and alignments look unusual, but this change happened only after the WordPress update.

Initially, we were using the block editor. Due to some reasons, we switched to the classic editor after the WordPress update. However, the classic editor started causing unnecessary spacing issues. So, we switched back to the block editor recently, but now the tags are shuffled and messed up.

Is there any way to fix this automatically? I have so many posts. Could you please help?

@wpdynamics Below is the console logs while loading the editor

@janmtm Yes, we will update the contents copied and pasted from MS Word or Google Sheets by adding blocks.

Ok thank you. will check the above. could you please check these network requests.