ZeadsDead

@basszje I’ll share. What’s your email or twitter or DMs?

Correct, it occurs with a thrive theme layout customization screen.

There are no console errors.

Here is a video of us trying to add a new element to the thrive template page: https://share.getcloudapp.com/mXupwroB

After contacting support, they responded with an explanation and their own video after deactivating MB:

I suspected this to be a plugin conflict and so I deactivated all of your non-Thrive plugins. After doing this, I was able to successfully add these elements to your template. Please see this video for reference: https://share.getcloudapp.com/E0uYxNPR
I then went through and reactivated your non-Thrive plugins one by one and found that the plugin causing the problem is the MaxButtons plugin. When this plugin is deactivated, you can add elements to your template with no problems.
All Thrive products are built in accordance with the WordPress codex and should work with other plugins built to the same guidelines and standards. With that in mind, we would recommend that you reach out to the developer of the MaxButtons plugin and explain the issue that is being caused so that they can investigate it.

Love this theme and donated!

I just experienced the same thing as Johan, and was about to go into a deep search into how to fix it. I understand the reasoning but not sure I agree with 1200.

For longer posts, it seems like the reader could get lost. What if they want to go back a page, or try to navigate to another page. It would be nice to be able to have a small sticky menu bar at the top so that as they scroll, they can always find their way back.

Or even better… maybe the bar only shows up when they start to scroll back up. It’s a style I’ve seen a lot in the past year or so.

@websitesforanything i deleted CE, installed “EWWW Image Optimizer Cloud” and paid for them to crunch all my images and turn them into webp files (ie, filename.jpg ==> filename.jpg.webp… webp gets appended, not replaced).

Then I hit up WPE support chat and they installed an NGINX rule to serve webp images to compatible browsers (chrome, firefox, and Edge). This isn’t the exact rule, but it’s something like this:

`
if ( $http_accept ~ “image/webp” ) {
set $webp ‘.webp’ ;
}
location ~* \.(png|jpe?g|gif)$ {
add_header Vary Accept;
default_type image/webp;
try_files $uri$webp $uri =404;
}
`

I think this seemed to break things on Safari so for weeks after I had to continually check to ensure images were loading. I solved this by clearing the various cache’s in the WP Admin Dashboard as well as via the WPE Utilities tab. Images now seem to load just fine in Safari and all other browsers.

So this worked fine but then I realized the images needed cache headers… so you’ll have to have WPE modify the rule to include the correct cache headers.

Hope that helps!

rats! you are correct @codyarsenault . I don’t think CE & wpengine play nice together.

Unfortunately I have had to disable CE for now and start looking for alternative routes.

Thanks!

I see this at the bottom of our HTML: <!-- Cache Enabler by KeyCDN @ 17.12.2018 14:22:41 (html) -->

Unfortunately, I think CE causes a handful of my images on the homepage to no longer be loaded from our CDN. ?? . I need to investigate further.

Onwards! See my links in previous comment… the WEBP version is available yet it’s not being loaded.

Details:
– Host & CDN: wpengine
– Plugins (incomplete list): Autoptimize, Optimus, CE

WPengine did mention there may be a conflict with their post processing scripts but I doubt that’s the problem?

Any thoughts here?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by ZeadsDead. Reason: clarification and brevity

Thx for the immediate reply @codyarsenault

To address your comment above, I do have WEBP files for _most_ assets on my site. See this page https://lacolon.com/our-doctors/gary-hoffman-md

For example, this asset: https://t1esl305pr43gk6bo33tf4wl-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/dr_gary_hoffman.jpg

Is also available as WEBP: https://t1esl305pr43gk6bo33tf4wl-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/dr_gary_hoffman.webp

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by ZeadsDead.

Hi, I am experiencing the same images with my website — lacolon.com. When I navigate to my website on Chrome Incognito, I do not see any webp files being downloaded.

Here’s what I’ve done:

– all plugins and theme have updated

– CE is installed (see code <!-- Cache Enabler by KeyCDN @ 16.12.2018 11:56:47 (html) --> at bottom of source)

– CE webp setting is enabled

– confirmed .webp files exist (via SFTP). files created via Optimus.

– Autoptimize plugin install and configured

– cleared cache multiple times

Any ideas? Would love to get this fixed.

Do I need to code the <picture> element manually for all the images on my website?

Thanks,
Ben

I read the recent threads on this plugin about GC and BP1.7.

I’m wondering what other cool features I am missing out on if I choose to user BP 1.7 without GC. Before I spend the time integrating GC into my site I am hoping to learn more about it….

This feature mentioned above is obviously one of them. Are there anyone more features that GC offers that BP does not?

+1

I noticed the same thing today and created a new WP account to specifically post on this thread because i loved this plugin so much.

any ETA as to when you will update?

thanks!