Fastware

Hi @extremecarver

What is exactly the issue you are encountering? It’s correct that the .htaccess is always written, but with nginx this .htaccess file is ignored, and should not cause issues.

Hi @bsteeve81,

Can it be that no cron tasks are running? Does it work when you run /wp-cron.php manually?

In default installs, the cron is triggered by every page request, but Go Daddy might have disabled this feature.

Hi @ardyansatya ,

It is correct that all WebP images are served as PNG, but only when the browser does not support WebP (which all major browsers support).

However the original uploaded WebP images are left untouched, and are served as WebP when the browser supports it.

Can you share the url of the website so I can take a look?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Fastware.

Hi,

@tlozano thank you for your great support!

I’ll extend the plugin documentation for nginx.

>>Ok, it’s already to 80%.. maybe is there some error on conversion?

Your can try 30% to see when you want more AVIF conversions.
Whether AVIF format is smaller heavily depends on the images. With the default quality (100%) setting, the original format is still smaller in most cases, so the plugin still serves the original (or webp) format. But you can vary with the quality settings. In my experience, 50% is still a good balance between quality and size for AVIF (not for WebP).

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Fastware.

Hi, I released a new version, with instructions for nginx. Please let me know if you encounter any issues.

Hi QNTM Marketing,

Thank you for your interest in this plugin.

I don’t have the rewrite rules for nginx yet, but I’ll try to supply you with that information soon. I changed my mind about supporting nginx.

I expect to be able to supply the nginx rewrite rules within 1 month.

Hi tlozano,

We do not currently support Nginx because the plugin depends heavily on .htaccess rewrite rules, which Nginx doesn’t support.

While it’s technically possible to make those rewrite rules for Nginx, we cannot guarantee the plugin keeps working on future changes.

Our philosophy is that every plugin should work out-of-the-box, this is unfortunately not possible for Nginx sites, because the rewrite rules have to be added manually by an administrator.

We might change our minds about this subject in the future, but for now we ‘ve chosen to support Apache only.

Hi,

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