joneslloyd

This actually appears to be a PostMark internal / blacklist issue when trying to send an email of a particular subject to a particular email address of ours.

False alarm ??

Just to add more info, here is part of my error log:

2018-09-07 10:28:32.894984 - DEBUG --> GFCommon::send_email(): Result from wp_mail():  
2018-09-07 10:28:32.895138 - ERROR --> GFCommon::send_email(): The mail message was passed off to WordPress for processing, but WordPress was unable to send the message. 

With the PostMark WordPress plugin de-activated, the log instead looks like this:

2018-09-07 10:26:26.814866 - DEBUG --> GFCommon::send_email(): Result from wp_mail(): 1 
2018-09-07 10:26:26.814930 - DEBUG --> GFCommon::send_email(): Mail was passed from WordPress to the mail server. 

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by joneslloyd.

I found a workaround and this is now fixed ??

Just to clarify:

I think there’s something about this <img> output that Lazy Load doesn’t like:
<img class="" src="https://mysite.com/myimage.png" sizes="(max-width: 850px) 100vw, 850px" srcset="https://mysite.com/myimage.png 850w, https://mysite.com/myimage-271x300.png 271w, https://mysite.com/myimage-768x849.png 768w" title="My Image" alt="My Image" style="max-width: 425px !important" />

If we can figure that out, then I think I’ll have it working.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by joneslloyd.

Yes, it is ??

Thanks for this info!

Here is an example of the HTML that my retina image shortcode retina_image outputs:
<img class="" src="https://mysite.com/myimage.png" sizes="(max-width: 850px) 100vw, 850px" srcset="https://mysite.com/myimage.png 850w, https://mysite.com/myimage-271x300.png 271w, https://mysite.com/myimage-768x849.png 768w" title="My Image" alt="My Image" style="max-width: 425px !important" />

I’ve added a filter into my retina image shortcode as follows, just before the HTML is returned:
return apply_filters('retina_image_html', $img_markup);

I then use this to filter the image HTML:

/**
 * Lazy Load [retina_image]
 */
add_filter('retina_image_html', function ($img_html) {
    if (function_exists('rocket_lazyload_images')) {
        return rocket_lazyload_images($img_html);
    }

    return $img_html;
});

Unfortunately, the HTML output on the page is not changed in any way from the image HTML at the top of this post.

Wow!

Thanks for the very detailed response there. Really, really appreciated ?? Thank you.

I will check out the offending CSS and see if I can get it working when minified.

I will also sort out that jQuery.

The separate printing of files was for testing purposes only, you’re right. They’ll all get recombined and printed as one, once I’ve fixed this.

Thank you again!

(I’ve also sent it via my gmail email address)

Okay I just sent via that page ??

Did you check your spam/junk folder?

Thanks – I’ve just sent them over.

Hi there,

How strange!

What’s your email address? The site is very high traffic, so it definitely can’t be activated on the live site (admin only sounds perfect).

I will check with the site owner before creating you an admin account.

Also, I was using “Inspect Element” yes. Sorry, I didn’t get you there.

Thanks a lot for your help so far – really appreciated.

Cheers,
Lloyd

Hi,

The staging site 100% works.

The real site (not worth looking at for this problem) is https://backlinko.com

The staging site is: https://backlinko.staging.wpengine.com

When I make any edits (Firefox), the stylesheet appears – but before then, the site has no style.

It works in every other browser.

(Thanks!)

Hi there,

I’ve used this plugin for a while (it’s great), but I’ve also started to get no display of stylesheets in Firefox only (Chrome, IE, Safari, etc. work fine).

I’ve disabled BWP on the live site, but I’ve got an exact copy of the site here:
https://backlinko.staging.wpengine.com/

And if you view it in (say) Chrome, you’ll see the stylesheet has an effect (site looks normal) but if you view in Firefox, it’s a white page with no styling.

I’ve tried all sorts of things (including downloading the release candidate you posted further up this thread) but the error persists. I’ve also minified each stylesheet separately, but this also hasn’t helped.

Looking at the site I’ve linked to, can you see any reason why it’s breaking?

One thing of note is that if I right-click and do “Inspect Element” in Firefox, and make *any* edit to the stylesheet (type a random character anywhere), suddenly the whole stylesheet appears and the site displays perfectly.. Which is odd..

Thanks if advance, if you’re able to offer any advice.

Odd.. I’m using the ‘black hat’ theme, if that’s any reason for it not to work.

Do you have any idea as to what it may be?

If not, no problem. I’ll assume that the theme is causing the issue.