webp images not being served

Where are your WebP files located? When trying to replace one of your image URLs with .webp instead of .jpg I get a 404. For example: https://www.imagesbyvandam.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Cranberry-Resort-Photographer-19.webp

Hi Cody, thanks for your reply. I was having some issues with the images on that page reverting back to their non-compressed state (using shortpixel), so I tried compressing images on a different page and have gotten the shortpixel compression to work this time.
This is the page: https://www.imagesbyvandam.com/portfolio/bluewater-beach-engagement-photography-just-north-of-wasaga-in-tiny-township
When I right click on the images in chrome (open in new window) to inspect them, the image opens as a jpeg, not webp. I can replace the .jpeg suffix with .webp and the webp image is there, but I would have thought it would open automatically open as a webp image.
I have the webp option enabled in cache enabler. ie. box checked that says ” Create an additional cached version for WebP image support. Convert your images to WebP with Optimus.”

I just checked that page and the images seem to all be showing .webp now.

Are they still showing .jpeg for you?

On my android phone they are indeed coming up as webp. On my desktop, however, in chrome, I’m seeing jpegs. ie. here’s a page with just a single image for simplification: https://www.imagesbyvandam.com/elementor-15847/

That image is showing WebP for me. Have you tried viewing the page while logged out / in incognito mode?

Tanks Cody, good to know it’s working for you. I think I’ll have to assume I’m doing something wrong here or missing something obvious (webp is totally new to me as of yesterday). When I go in incognito mode and open that page and click on the image it takes me to the following page with a jpeg extension; https://www.imagesbyvandam.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/wasaga-beach-engagement-photography-32.jpg

What is your process for confirming it’s a webp on a desktop (on my phone it just shows it when I tap on it). Maybe I’m trying to confirm it’s webp the wrong way. Thanks

And just to confirm, you’re testing when logged out of your site and with the Chrome browser correct?

You can just click on the image to confirm WebP or view the page source.

Hi Cody, thanks for all your help, it is showing webp now for me in chrome as well. There must be some sort of caching issue or something that’s preventing me from seeing it for a while. Oh well, as long as it works, that’s good.