wolfatadfilm

Mystery solved. If anyone runs into the same issue, here’s where I went wrong:
The WordPress website in question is part of an app setup that extensively uses videos which I put onto a bunny storage zone earlier.
When I installed the bunnycdn plugin I feeded it the pull zone associated with that storage zone (as this is how it works for the in-app videos). The missing link was that the pull zone was never configured to “pull” content from the WordPress site, it was connected to the storage zone only. That’s why I had to manually upload to the storage.

The very simple solution was to use a new pull zone for the plugin. That moment everything worked automagically, not after “X times”, but immediately. Thanks for bearing with me.

Thanks for your response again. I will test this on a website that is not in production. What you are describing sounds more like normal cache, not a CDN delivery, but I will do my tests. Just didn’t have enough patience with the site I needed it for, so quickly manually uploaded everything so that it worked. I’ll let you know here…

thank you for answering, Gabriel. I still don’t understand how that is supposed to work though.
When I activated the plugin it immediately replaced the links to images resulting in a broken website.
Are you saying it would have started automatically uploading those photos after some more (“x”) hits?

Many thanks, Khokan, I had solved it earlier on through specific css, but forgot to come back here. Sorry.

Thanks for your tip. Appreciated.

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