John

Move to my premium support. Thanks

In your help documentation it mentions that sometimes a table ending in wfStatus may have crashed. I do not have that table. Is it possible my install is corrupted? If so, how do I reinstall while keeping all my blocks and blacklisted entries?

Note I didn’t mention GoDaddy by name but yea, you nailed it. I suppose that WP version 6.0 needs PHP 8.0 and they don’t want to pull the trigger until enough of their hosted WordPress clients have got themes etc. that can support it. I only know that much because one of my supported sites is on an old clunker of a theme that broke in testing under PHP 8. Again, this is only guess work but if getting on to 6.0 is important to you, give them a call. Make sure you can run PHP 8.0.

Not sure if you got an answer on this but I’m going to guess based on sites I’m involved with. On one host, the shared hosting WP is on 6.0 but on that same host, the Hosted WordPress site is 5.9.3. I’m guessing that host is waiting to make sure everything is stable before rolling it out to their Hosted WordPress clients.

Did you get a reply on this? Seems your site is still down.
We have the same issue but only on a test site. Here is what I know.
The first set of warnings are just that, warnings.
The fatal error is due to a deprecated Php code and it gets relevant when your server Php version is upgraded. In our case Php v. 7.0 works but in a test site, Php version 7.4 breaks. The options-sanatize has the offending string but I do not know what the correct syntax needs to be since I don’t program. You have the exact same theme as we do and the error is the same.
So, here are the options to get live again while you work on a new theme.
1. Downgrade your server’s PhP version to 7.0 if you are allowed.
2. Get someone to help us with the php code to find the right syntax.
3. style a new theme to avoid this in the future.

Done. Will report back.

Think I found it. I unchecked Disable JS image loading and GTMetrix didn’t give those errors. I’ll watch it for a few days and get back to you via the support feed if they return but for now I’m going to mark this resolved.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks Craig. Favor Local Images was checked. I cleared the image cache and it has made no difference. Any other thoughts?

Yep, give me the details and I’ll do it.
Thanks

Duh, install tab. My bad.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by John.
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Thanks Stefan. Good luck on your dev.

Has this been addressed in the new version? No reason to ditch my other plugin and add this if the scaled images issue isn’t solved.

Dan,
Thanks for the reply. I’m relieved that it wasn’t an obvious feature and I missed it. Also glad that it’s in the to-do list.
Here is the kluge that I’ve come up with using CSS to style. It’s nowhere near as flexible as a solution that the plugin would offer but it will serve for a while. Changing the documents will be messy if needed and of course I have to have many such widgets with page visibility in play to filter results. Still… it works for now. Thanks again. jc

<div class="widget-forms">
    <a href="https://site-name/wp-content/uploads/document-1.pdf" target="_blank">
        <figure>
            <img src="https://site-name/wp-content/uploads/pdf-icon.png" width="48px" height="48px" />
            <figcaption class="figcaption-widget">Document 1 Name</figcaption>
        </figure>
    </a>
	<br>
    <a href="https://site-name/wp-content/uploads/document-2.pdf" target="_blank">
        <figure>
             <img src="https://site-name/wp-content/uploads/pdf-icon.png" width="48px" height="48px"/>
            <figcaption class="figcaption-widget">Document 2 Name</figcaption>
        </figure>
    </a>
</div>

Thanks Mike. Will pursue that path. Wouldn’t that be easy.

Sorry for the delay. Project focus was on other stuff and I’m only now returning to this issue before we go live.

Your CSS worked Wonderfully! Thanks.