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  • You seemt o know a lot about W3, I am trying to get it to work on my site which is on a VPS running CentOS, but everytime I even activate it I get a content encoding error and the site is unavailable, any ideas?

    braddor: perhaps yslow does not recognize .gzip as a .gz zipped file?

    Thread Starter John Robertson

    (@braddor)

    Hmm good point. But on yoast for example, he also does a full apc set up and the report shows his css being zipped.

    Thread Starter John Robertson

    (@braddor)

    Problem solved. Because im using nginx, i pretty much have to tell it everything to do. I did have gzip enabled but i also needed to specify the types of files to compress, as well as the compression level and so on.

    Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    I don’t condone comparing sites and make assumptions like that. Anyway nginx is not officially supported yet.

    Hi. Using the “Web Developer” Firefox add-on and checking the document size, I confirmed that my theme’s css and js files are not being sent compressed even though I have “Enable HTTP (gzip) compression” checked in all the sections of the Browser Cache Settings. Here are some details about my config: I am using build 0.9.1.3 on WordPress 3.0.4. I’m not using a CDN and I disabled CSS & JS Minification (because my CSS does not get applied when it is minified).

    Can anyone help please?

    Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    Can you submit a bug submission form from the support tab of the plugin?

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