beggers

No, I’m not using litespeed or cloudflare.

I think if you reread by original message you’ll see that disabling “Posts Recently Viewed” is what ultimately solved the problem. I had previously tried the long list of standard troubleshooting stuff with Chrome to no avail.

I had gotten to the point where I couldn’t work on my site anymore so I finally disabled all the plugins and activated them one by one until I found the problem.

No more problems now. ??

I installed the “ImageMagick Sharpen Resized Images” plugin and then ran “Regenerate Thumbnails” or “Forced Regenerate Thumbnails”.

Thanks for the advice!

I’m testing a couple of different regeneration/sharpening plugins now. Thanks for the info!

One note that I’ll add to this. Facebook seems to crop/resize properly if the image you submit is very WIDE. If it’s very TALL the top and bottom 1/3 get cropped off.

Does anyone know of a plugin that will “pre-size” the image to meet FB specs just before submission?

Thanks as always, Ajay.

I upgraded to Mariah 10 and altered the table as you suggested. Everything works fine now!

Bryan

Thanks for the great information. I’m still haven’t solved the Twitter image puzzle but this plugin is really good.

I was able to manually add a couple posts to an article.

I’m running mySQL 5.5. There is an option to upgrade to Mariah 10. but it’s beyond me. I’ll have to pay the host to do it for me if this is the issue.

As a side note, I’m getting this error in the log which I suspect might be related to the problem:

Got error 'PHP message: WordPress database error The used table type doesn't support FULLTEXT indexes for query SELECT DISTINCT 7k4MD6qU_posts.ID, 7k4MD6qU_posts.post_date FROM 7k4MD6qU_posts WHERE 1=1 AND MATCH (post_title,post_content) AGAINST

Thanks. Thomas. That fixed it!

No way, I don’t want to mess with the database.

The Advanced TinyMCE added search & replace with in an article and worked perfectly.

Thanks, but as soon as the problem started I manually rebuilt my profile so I think I’ll just leave it alone unless there is some compelling reason to make a new Site Profile.

Bryan

Also, I just upgrade to the Pro version of FooGallery. No help, either.

I just wanted to mention that I upgrade to your latest version 1.4.7 and still have the same problem.

I can display all the different sizes of this new image in a browser such as
https://www.dixiemiranda.com/wp-content/uploads/13511012_151504285261626_7699585071496181981_n-129×300.jpg

without getting a 404 error. Is that what you meant?

Yes, all the additional sizes of the image are generated properly, but they are all 666 and owned by “Apache”.

https://www.dixiemiranda.com/Shot0001.jpg

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