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Yeah we are splitting hairs on semantics…the point is, no plugins or updates were added or changed except for the update to WordPress 6.3 today and the plugin stopped displaying any ads (it is leaving blanks now). It has worked for quite some time without any hiccups so logically, there is a compatibility issue with WP 6.3 which was literally released hours ago.

I also noticed your details state Ad Inserter is only tested up to 6.2.2, so it is likely a general update is forthcoming correct?

Thanks, I will review Jetpack Boost. It is nice to just know speed plugins are compatible with one another, since there are so many and often they overlap or bug one another out!

P.S. I rolled the version back to 1.4.1 and tried the same search and replace with the same issue, a meta value in the correct table is not found when running the plugin despite it being there if I go directly into the table.

I like the simplicity and the fact that your plugin is unlikely to affect ones site in any negative way.

Could you tell me your expert opinion on the benefit of having “object caching” and not having it? Is this something that would truly make a noticeable impact in speed or is it just something that might get in the way?

Thanks, that makes sense. The decision lies in the fact that I don’t currently have the ability to enable server object caching, thus the extra coding would potentially bog things down! So I’m going to give your plugin a go.

Does your plugin interfere with affiliate tracking links going out (a user clicks and opens in a new tab, whereby tracking details are in the new url) in any way? Obviously the link is hidden behind the site at the database level, and is activated upon click.

So it’s okay to have the redundancy on minify, css items?

Thanks for that insight! Despite the obvious, which is more robust in your opinion?

Is this added to functions.php or where?

Thanks, I figured them all out and created them under php code. I did see the XML-RPC filter, it does not work (the one already there). It was still running, an hour and a day after being activated. I had to use the .htaccess method. So you might want to test that or update it?

So if I have a multisite, can I buy the single license still if I want to just use it on one? I don’t want to pay $125 for one site!

Gotcha, however I can’t find the download of the black list add on, where can I get that?

Is there any way to see a simple count of how many blocks the free version has done?

P.S. the /store/ pages are CPT’s but other CPT’s are working, such as cpt categories.

One follow-up, for multisites – do all css applied, or other codes, get pushed across all sites or just the site the plugin is activated on?

Thanks, so 1.) can I do more than one css inside one or do I have to create multiple HTML snippets? and 2.) would you say this is faster than simply adding the css code to the normal appearance > customize > additional css within WordPress?