jordanweinstein

@jeherve – thanks very much for the timely response.

Is this (the ability to uncache images) a feature that you’re developing? It seems like it would be useful. Especially given the degree to which Jetpack is “built in” to WordPress, I think that many users simply turn it on without knowing much about how it works (I did). So it’s surprising to find out that that choice has now put me in a position where I need to invest a lot of time in order to optimize the size of my images.

Thanks,
Jordan

@jeherve – Any feedback here? I’ve seen your very helpful responses on similar threads, explaining how Photon works. If this question has already been answered, my apologies – I’ve searched but haven’t found this info. I’ve seen many threads where you explain how Photon caching works – but could you help me understand whether, once Photon caches an image, there is any way to get it to either:
1) Re-cache a compressed version of the image, without re-naming all images; or if not
2) Remove/uninstall the plugin so that images are rendered from my WordPress host instead of the Photon CDN. This would allow me to re-start everything with compressed images, and then turn on Photon again to pick up the compressed files via the CDN.

Thanks!

Renaming all of the images seems like a very labor-intensive way of accomplishing this. Hopefully there’s an easier way, as I’m obviously not the first person who has needed to do this.

No problem – you’ve been a huge help already!

Really appreciate it.

Tracy – that worked!

Thanks so much!

I knew that it could be done via custom CSS, but given that I don’t have much experience with CSS I wasn’t sure how to do it.

Really appreciate the help in resolving this!

One follow up question. The WordPress default Submit button looks different on mobile. Is it possible to set the EasyForm mobile submit button to match that mobile button for a mobile browser?

Thanks,
Jordan