danielmiessler

Hi Ajay,

Thanks for this. I’m trying your recommendation of CRP Taxononomy now.

It’s disappointing that the other functionality just stopped working on Ubuntu 16.04 / AWS. My bounce rate has risen by 10% because of it, and I’m betting many others are going to see similar hits when they upgrade to newer boxes.

I’d be great to figure out what’s causing the inability to use the text content to do matches on this platform.

I’ve changed the site to use titles for matches for now.

Any other ideas?

If you keep clicking on content (there are around 3,000 posts) you’ll see that the same ones keep coming up.

– Vim Tutorial
– Building an Information Security Career
– Ideas
– Infosec Interview Questions

Maybe 1-2 out of each set is rotated, and the rest are coming out of that group.

wp_posts is using the InnoDB engine, and I’m running mysql 5.7.17.

I converted the table to myISAM and rebuilt the index. No change. : (

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Yes, I have the latest version, and I already tried from both Safari and Chrome.

Any other ideas?

My CSS isn’t working either. Once I put my custom CSS file (which is what my wordpress theme is using) into the custom list in the CDN settings section, my site breaks (CSS formatting).

It seems like the browser doesn’t know how to handle the content type coming from the server. Any thoughts?