Scott Buehler

Kim, this is due to an ad blocker such as uBlock. Had to figure this out as well.

My plugin was already using the “types” folder name. To get the update to work, I had to deactivate, update plugin, then reactivate.

@webvitaly, didn’t realize that CSS style is referenced from core, sorry about that. To answer your question, Akismet places these stats in “At a Glance” on the main WP dashboard. Link goes to an imgur screenshot for your reference.

I’m just not a fan of the stats in comments. On my multisite install, it’s already quite annoying managing comments. I ended up using greasemonkey to hide it for now.

Hope this helps.

Come on webvitaly, you can’t expect people to make modifications to the plugin code, those mods will be wiped out on each update. Can you at least modify the .update-nag property to padding: 2px 15px? The top/bottom padding is ridiculous and obtrusive.

If this MUST remain, is it possible to have this on the BOTTOM of the comments page?

“But it is pretty important for site admins to see some info about the spam stats.” Ok, if it is very important, perhaps consider adding this to the dashboard like Akismet does.

Caveat, “Better WordPress Minify” IMHO is better, I just tried autoptimize on localhost and it caused a 2 second page-load delay FORCING you to use a caching plugin.

BWP doesn’t do this and it also combines the JS and CSS files just like autoptimize does.

Anyway, just updated to Anti-Spam 3.0 and the problem is now fixed. Everything is working great once again! Thank you webvitaly, you fixed it!

Caveat, sounds great. Will give it a shot.

Updated to 2.6 and it is still an issue with BWP Minify. If I join your JS files with other JS files, I get the Current Ye@r message that shows 2.6 in the field.

I’ve kept the selection to “not minify” for now.

bcworks, brilliant! It works! You were right to think I would be replacing odd/even with this if I could get it to work.

I appreciate this very much.

Can’t seam to get the above to work.

I would need a full function like my OP above to test it on my local host. I’m not a PHP coder unfortunately.

Spent another day looking for a solution to this. I take it this wouldn’t be possible in a function and would require actual theme template modifications?

$buttons[] = ‘backcolor’;
That works. The anchor button doesn’t work in 3.9. Is this a bug?

WP Edit plugin works to add the button in for now. I don’t like running plugins that can be function.php applied, but until I can get this working…

Yep, I’m seeing the same issues on Firefox. Just to chime in.

I’m having this same issue. Really wish the Facebook box wasn’t cut off but I can’t seem to find the issue in Firebug to correct it. Anyone out there manage to find a resolution?

Nah, it’s back to doing the error again. I’ve leave it disabled to see if it really is this plugin.

Well, I re-enabled the plugin, then disabled all plugin features, emptied all cache, re-enabled HTML minify and page cache, emptied cache again and the problem went away. I’ll update if I see the issue return.