• Resolved wordpresspros

    (@wordpresspros)


    It appears there is a conflict between WPOptimize and the Brizy Editor.

    If I enable WPO, and then try to edit a page with Brizy, Brizy either takes a long time to load or won’t load at all.

    If I disable WPO and try to edit a page with Brizy everything works fine.

    Does anyone have any feeback?

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  • Thread Starter wordpresspros

    (@wordpresspros)

    I’ve done some research and find that it seems to be an issue with WPO’s Minify feature. If I disable Minify, Brizy Editor loads fine.

    @wordpresspros Can you please toggle Process HTML and Process Javascript Files from WP-Optimize > Minify and check if it helps to fix the issue?

    Hi @wordpresspros,

    We’ll add support the Brizy editor ASAP.
    In the mean time, you can either
    – choose “Disable Minify for logged-in users” in Minify > Settings
    – add a filter to deactivate it when the editor is running:

    add_filter( 'wpo_minify_run_on_page', function( $run ) {
        if ( isset( $_GET['brizy-edit'] ) && is_user_logged_in() ) return false;
        return $run;
    } );

    Marc.

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