In other words is there a setting where we can tell WP Fastest cache not to cache any data from a specified plugin?

Thanks for a great plugin!

<?php if (function_exists('echo_crp')) {
	echo_crp(array());
} ?>

<?php echo do_shortcode('[crp exclude_post_ids="' . get_the_ID() . '"]') ?>

I would like to have a category (or certain posts by url) on my blog without ads. Can this be done? I tried to achieve this by Conditional Execution Logic for the snippet:

Do Not Display IF > Taxonomy of the page > Equals > Category_Name
I also tried “Taxonomy page” among several other methods (a post is not a page in WP), but no luck. I could try creating a custom Taxonomy, but I wonder why the category method does no seem to work as this is a default taxonomy in WP. I deleted WP caches as well, but the snippets keep appearing…

*mp3
*.mp3

Any reason this isn’t working? Using Version: 1.16.22

EDIT: Turns out ext:mp3 worked!

regards, eric

https://mydomaine/?page_id=3 nor /?page_id=3 did the job

many thanks

PS: maybe something for the readme

I use Pingdom (browser agent: Pingdom) and would like to exclude its hits (multiple hosts and IPs) from data collection but I cannot see how to exclude an agent – please can you advise.

Thanks

I am trying to load only the blog posts that (only) contain a particular taxonomy. Current short code: [ajax_load_more post_type=”post” posts_per_page=”48″ taxonomy=”Testuser” button_label=”Load more”].

Currently, ALL posts are being loaded. I would like to exclude all posts that do not include the taxonomy “Testuser”. How can I accomplish this?

I think your plugin is simple and fantastic. However I was wondering if you knew a way to add in a way to hide/exclude the effect on a particular individual page?

I’ve tried it by modifying the individual page’s CSS, but the image still loads for a flash before it removes it.

If there is someway you can find a way to exclude certain page IDs from loading the full background I’d be grateful and more than happy to donate to the plugin for your time.

Many thanks,

Michael.