wp_hela

Forgot to mention: WordPress 6.1.1, PHP 8.1.12, Meow Lightbox 3.2.2

Incrementing from a given starting number works in Version 2.2.0.

Incrementing in 2.3.0 does not work – however, sometimes it jumps back from let’s say “2020” (which doesn’t get incremented) back to “1” (which isn’t incremented either)

Switching off W3 TotalCache doesn’t solve the problem.

Going back to 2.2.0 does solve the problem.

Ok, I figured it out.

Honestly and to my shame I didn’t expect your plugin to be that smart ??

The resize button only shows up, if the image exceeds the pixels for width and height given in the settings.

Excellent peace of software. Thumbs up!

Ok, I have two plugins altering the way images are shown in ther media list. However, having them activated or not the Imsanity column ist shown.

BUT it displays only the Image dimensions like “1544w x 500h”. Ther is no link or anything else which would lead me to a way to resize theese images.

Am I looking at the wrong place?

I deactivated an reactivated the plugin.
I updated to the newest Worpdpress.
I deactivated a handfull of plugins.

Still the same problem.

I did a hard reload of the browser window and it worked.

Then I reactivated the handful of plugins and it still worked ??

Well, not resolved for all of us.

I just updatet a working Version of Site Kit to a new 1.7.1 and I get

Cannot read property ‘splashURL’ of undefined

in the admin stiings

The dashboard seems to catch data but never deliver a result ??

The PHP version was 5.5.38 as far as I remember.

Meanwhile I switched to a different server to update to PHP 7.x and will update to WP 5.x too in the near future.

I commented out the line #15 (before I upgraded to PHP 7.x) because I couldn’t find $icons_path somewhere else in the plugin.

The images were still visible without that path to ‘/images/addons/’

Hi Mateusz,

yes, conversion was not the problem.

I guess the main difference is, that your plugin writes into the “main” .htaccess where you also find WP’s own redirects as well as a long list of rules for W3 Total Cache.

The competitive plugin writes it’s own .htaccess into the uploads directory (and if you like into the themes directory).

=====================================================
Rewrite rules were saved to the following files:

/is/htdocs/…/…/wp/wp-content/themes/.htaccess (themes)
/is/htdocs/…/…/wp/wp-content/uploads/.htaccess (uploads)
/is/htdocs/…/…/wp/wp-content/webp-express/webp-images/.htaccess (cache)
=====================================================

So IMHO all the other redirects lead into the uploads directory and only then and there, the webp files are chosen.

I have deinstalled your plugin (sorry for that) so I cannot send you “your” .htaccess.

Try to install the other plugin to see which content their .htaccess has.

BR Heinz

Same here!

I didn’t get the plugin to serve webp images.

After an hour or two I tried https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/webp-express/

This plugin worked instantly an has several testing options to check whether the .htaccess redirects work or the webp images are created.

I really appreciate if someone puts a lot of effort in creating such a plugin, however, for me personally it’s useless, if it does not work and a running solution is araound the corner.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by wp_hela.

@michael

You are welcome ??

This works for me:

add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘prima_twentyseventeen_setup’,11 );
function prima_twentyseventeen_setup() {
$GLOBALS[‘content_width’] = 700;
}

It’s, however, important to use a priority >10 to be fired AFTER the twentyseventeen function.

br Heinz

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by wp_hela.

@FDrancesco: Thank you

@donny: At least in the German version it only says “Hint: No HTML allowed”

That was my confusion. If you might add “… and no %privacy_policy% due to CF 7 restrictions” it would have make it more clear to me.

However, I guess we both would like to have a link to the privacy statement right in that text … isn’t it?

But at the end of the day, I like your plugin … well done!

@micheleschi and @francesco d’Elia

How did you solve your problems?

I’m not getting a link to my privacy statemrntz in Contact Form 7. However the checkbox is there and works. Also I’m able to change the text, but how to get the link … unfortunately HTML is not allowed there.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by wp_hela.

@mooshujenne: How did you insert the opt-out link? With the shortcode [gadwp_useroptout html_tag=”button”]Google Analytics Opt-out[/gadwp_useroptout]

I’m asking because the shortcode isn’t recognised at all in my installation. I still see the text in the square brackets ??