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Dave, I’m sorry for not answering sooner.

When thinking about it, this may be more of an issue that I have to resolve for image sizing and compression. I just don’t know how to get it right. Since the largest screen that is commonly used is probably the Mac 27″ I have been creating images for your slider with a width=”2560″ height=”800″ in this case. And then the slider container is set to be responsive. I thought that’s the best way to still maintain the highest resolution but I get the error than from the Google page speed test on those images as :
Compressing and resizing https://www.lickspillfree.com/…ontent/uploads/2015/10/licksPillFree.jpg could save 491.2KiB (98% reduction).

There is nothing wrong with your slider I just don’t know how to make for a high resolution image in this case with these heavy graphic images so I though maybe adding a class somehow and then serving up a different image depending on the device size, through media queries, might appease the God Google?

Adding my name to be alerted, looking for same answer. Love the product.

Because I wanted to know if one of the “power that be” in WordPress might weigh-in, the developers have no answer to this and there’s been a number of complaints similar to mine. I was trying to be diplomatic, my apology for mis-posting, feel free to delete if you like but I’ve marked it resolved.

Absolutely, thanks for your plugin!

disabling the cache

That seems to have done the trick, not only did the scan complete but I got an email within minutes that a plugin needed to be activated, the type that had been missing.

Thank you.

I’m sorry for the delay, I tried this twice and wasn’t sure if it was my internet at first, but the scan seems to get stuck on both sites, stuck on these lines.

This is from the summary:

[Sep 13 20:56:15]Comparing core WordPress files against originals in repository
[Sep 13 20:56:15]Comparing open source themes against www.remarpro.com originals
[Sep 13 20:56:15]Comparing plugins against www.remarpro.com originals
[Sep 13 20:56:15]Scanning for known malware files

And from the detailed activity:

[Sep 13 20:58:13] opendir(/home/flexschool/public_html/ivyed/wp-content/cache/db/000000/options_comments/): failed to open dir: No such file or directory (2) File: /home/flexschool/public_html/ivyed/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/inc/functions/file.php Line: 82
[Sep 13 20:58:13] opendir(/home/flexschool/public_html/ivyed/wp-content/cache/db/000000/comments/): failed to open dir: No such file or directory (2) File: /home/flexschool/public_html/ivyed/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/inc/functions/file.php Line: 82
[Sep 13 20:59:14] Ajax request received to start scan.
[Sep 13 20:59:14] Entering start scan routine

Please let me know if the plugins need to be reinstalled, appreciate your help.

Yes it is enabled.

I have the same settings on all of these sites and these are the only two with this unique behavior, the other ones I get both the scheduled reports and when an individual plugin needs to be updated. If you have a way to email you and I can give you admin access, if it’s helpful to you to know, please let me know. I don’t know if I can put my email on here or it will be stripped. Thanks.

Yes sir, I get that email and the report emails like I said above, just no when there is a plugin update as I do on all the other sites.

I told the client, hopefully they’re purchasing it. The plugin worked great for the prices and I don’t want to start from scratch. ??

Thanks for the response.

Aha!

Thank you @mm_developer, my first time messing with the database besides just exporting and importing the whole thing_thanks for your time.

Tara, thanks, I thought I would get lucky and someone would recognize my problem. My apologies but the answer for anyone who finds this on a search.

I have a fixed header and the divs containing the font-awesome icons would not go under as they scrolled. The solution was to add z-index:1000; to the position:fixed in the header css.

Sorry Tara, it’s a child theme of twentytwelve I created. I’m used to WordPress, I’m just not sure why the icons are behaving that way, there is nothing in my css class that would do that. I don’t know what I might have to add to the child theme style.css for this, I took over a job and I’m not familiar with them.

You were right and i apologize for the harshness of the wording of the review and have changed that. I was in a place with bad connection and trying to work quickly and did not have time to read how the yellow boxes are for the paid and the little bit in between is for the free (on that one version.)

I stand by my current review that it is a very ad laden plugin and I don’t care for that.

thank you @wslade!