NUCUTA

I manually specified the size, but it makes the slider to not responsive, and therefore on mobiles the pictures don’t adjust themselves to match with the width of the screen.

Don’t use admin as the username.

It works fine. check my site it uses wp-fastest-cache over https
https://nucuta.com

?? Indeed. I meant you need at least some technical knowledge to configure this plugin if the site broke or if there was something wrong, for instance when I use jquery with this plugin and if the javascript wasn’t put in the header the slider doesn’t work because the jquery loads at the end of the page in autoptimize script. but if I added jquery to ignored list then it goes to top, and thus the slider starts working as usual. Judging by the OP’s comment it’s very clear that her technical knowledge is very poor, so I don’t think she is capable enough to solve it alone. I am not saying it’s her fault, and it’s not the fault of this plugin either. it’s just this plugin needs some technical knowledge to get it full potential otherwise you may end up having some problems.

If you get used cpanel, this is probably not for you. anyhow, I suggest to use just HTML minification only as it’s simple enough.

I see. It’s true the widget exists on all pages, so the PHP code inserted to header.php. So how come the ID is defined when it’s inserted to widget, but when it’s header.php ID isn’t defined? As I see the plugin doesn’t see the difference between the “POST”, “HOMEPAGE” when the code is inserted into the header.php via PHP, so it treats the HOMEPAGE as another page. Since in this HOMEPAGE, post id isn’t defined like you said it causes an unpredictable result. however, strangely if the “HOMEPAGE” checkbox is unchecked, and URL is blacklisted then the ad doesn’t appear in the homepage, meaning the plugin treats the HOMEPAGE as HOMEPAGE even when the PHP code is used. It sounds a bit weird. thanks anyway for helping, I left the URL, as it’s functioning.

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by NUCUTA.
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oh I forgot to mention, block 1 works fine in the same settings (like in block 6 – only the ID is blacklisted, made to show in both POST/HOMEPAGE), but it’s inserted into the widget. So it appears as this problem is only when it’s inserted with PHP codes? I am not exactly sure, more testings are required.

I don’t use client side detection, because it’s done with custom codes (CSS). This is the block 6’s CSS.

<style type=”text/css”>
.small_mobile_main { display:inline-block;width:320px;height:100px; }
@media (max-width:319px) { .small_mobile_main { display:none; } }
@media (min-width:468px) { .small_mobile_main { display:inline-block;width:468px;height:60px; } }
@media (min-width:728px) { .small_mobile_main { display:inline-block;min-width:617px;max-width:728px;width:100%;height:90px; } }
@media (min-width:960px) { .small_mobile_main { display:none;} }
</style>

I am wondering why the block 6’s ad hides in the home page when the ID is specified, but not the URL? still it’s not supposed to hide right if I checked both “post/homepage” checkboxes? because I only blacklisted the “POSTID”. If “PostID” doesn’t work in this scenario, what is the purpose of the “postID” field? It appears as the “postID” only works when “homepage” checkbox isn’t checked, and only the “post” checkbox is checked. And like you said if we can’t use the same block for both homepage/posts, then why there are checkboxes? not radioboxes?

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Make sure you are on the mobile view (use chrome’s f12), because I used some CSS rules to hide desktop ads in the mobile, and hide mobile ads in the desktop.

Yeah the MobilePost is in the block 6. It works if I just blacklisted the URL, then the MobilePost ad only displays in the home page, but not in this AI article, but if I specified this particular article’s ID, then this ad doesn’t appear in the home page as well. Strangely, the block 7 which shows another ad (Mobile and Desktop Underslider) works just fine even if I just used the postID, perhaps because I only checked “Homepage” checkbox?

I currently use both the ID and the URL in the block 6, but it doesn’t matter, if I just removed the ID, the ad starts appearing in the home page, and if I used just the ID, the ad doesn’t appear. The only thing that works is when using the URL of this particular article.

Okay done. ??

Yeah I already enabled it, but forgot to clear the cache. now just did it.

well I posted all the data. perhaps you can go to this particular page and check? I dunno what else to post.

It serves from the subdomain, because when a site is loaded from multiple domains (and subdomains)it loads faster than through a single domain due to the way how browsers are developed. In Chrome as I read the maximum number of concurrent request is 6. If images are loaded from the same domain, it takes a while to load the resources, so I load the images from a subdomain to speed up the loading time. However, since the subdomains can be mapped with any folder, I left the subdomain’s folder in the root directory of the wordpress installation, and mapped it with the subdomain.

In my nginx file in site-available folder, I stated as this

server {
root /var/www/html/cdn/;
index index.php index.html index.htm;
server_name cdn.nucuta.com;

#Rest of the Codes……
}

As you can see here, the cdn folder (it’s actually not a cdn, but a name I just gave) in html folder where also the wordpress is installed is mapped with cdn.nucuta.com domain.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by NUCUTA.

Actually my subdomain’s folder is in the root folder of the wordpress installation. It goes like, html/imagefolder (for images), html/wp-content, and I created a subdomain of the main domain, and mapped that folder to the sub domain. Also, I noticed that the plugin states to mention folder where images are stored, I added the subdomain’s folder, but it still doesn’t work.

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