Erik Kraijenoord

It’s not a public plugin, it’s our own plugin that has some management tools that was causing this conflict.

Should be a minor CSS fix on our side, if anyone has the same issue we have a custom CSS for the wp-admin area (branded). Quick look from my side as a back-ender (so don’t trust me on this), looks like we have a background color on the menu <div> element. That’s the reason we are seeing the Google menu icon tripled see printscreen.

Info from our front-ender:
Google Site Kit uses background-image, our CSS overwrote this by using background: #23282d;. So we just needed to change background: into background-color: and it was fixed.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Erik Kraijenoord.

Hi Abdullah!

Thank you for reaching out to me, it was caused by a different plugin sorry! Deactivating that plugin resolves the issue above so it’s not related to the Site Kit plugin.

The error is a cURL message that you are trying to connect from a non-secured (HTTP) connection. If you use SSL (HTTPS) you would be able to use it. Many hosting providers have a free solution like Let’s Encrypt, doing this wil prevent the error as shown in your post.

Localhost development solution
cURL cacert.pem

Still don’t know why you marked this topic as ‘solved’ because the option to only work on CDN isn’t available. But have found a different solution that basicly does what i’ve been looking for.

But i wish you the best with this plugin!

I’ve had an issue regarding a different plugin, do you use a different solution at this moment at the same time?

Hello Rafi

Thank you for your reply, why is this marked as ‘solved’ when this option isn’t available yet?

Today we ran into another problem, the files aren’t synct automaticly but needs a manual sync on every upload. Is this a normal reaction or do we need to set an option to automaticly sync when upload?

This would be awesome, that way you can combine multiple WordPress installations in a single storage location.

+1 for this idea!