Kimberly

Firewall/proxy filters?

Browser caching.

Yes i had this same problem too — all fine now for me. Curious did u minify js files too or just css files? The conflict is usually because the ordering of files is going in wrong. You may want to set your minify to “Manual”, go to the Minify settings, select the wizard to populate the discovered files, and then go about reshuffling them around to get the right order.

However, if it is just css files then its possible one of the required css files for the lightbox (and its required classes) is missing. Not sure if you have done debugging before but if u have firebug installed in your browser you could check to see what is going on and get it resolved fairly quickly.

For me, i disabled the plugin and used firebug to see what css/js files were being included and their specific orders, taking note of any inlined js files that were depenedant on said css/js files. With that in hand you can renable w3tc and see where the minified file(s) were included and which js/css files were not included (and their order).

First thing i would do though is check firebug to see if any js errors exist in the console tab. If so ill bet good money jquery is placed incorrectly.

Anyway, if you need assistance, just provide me your domain. I wish there was a way for me to see both the minified mode and non-minified…with that id be able to tell you what is wrong immediately ?? — nonetheless, if u have the minified mode enabled ill be happy to check for the (likely) js error on your page.

Anyone?

I have to assume with so many complaints of non-updating rss feeds that the author some versions back stripped out the caching entirely for rss feeds. Because if you look at the cache folder and debug details rss feeds are never cached despite checking on “Cache feeds”. it does cache for the other feeds like tags/categories..just not rss.

Love to hear ANYONE with any kind of feedback.

just add the wp_generator remove_action fn. in your functions file.

I recall this issue back then when i had this plugin…the code fix was simple. Happy to dust off and recheck the file and post the code step fix here if the author continues to neglect it.

You have a slight misunderstanding of the use of this plugin. This is a reactionary tool in that it reacts to what is already existing on a page. That being said, you can simply create a new post/page in WordPress, drag/drop several images onto that page (as clickable links) via the “Add Media” button, publish the post/page and when you “View Post” the links when clicked will do so in a lightbox popup way. This plugin looks for and modifies clickable image/video links automatically to be lightbox popups. Of course this assumes your settings in RL are set up to do so (can’t recall wht the defaults are since i no longer use this plugin).

It would depend on the underlying script you selected and if said script is making use of a global variable, keeping track of the last displayed item. You didnt mention which lightbox script you are using.

It’s also very possible the script has callback functions when an image is displayed. You could then hook into those and do what you need to do.

Alternatively, you could keep track of it yourself via jQuery. Not sure how comfy you are in coding but you could easily attach a click event to the links and when the lightbox is triggered (user clicks an image link) you could update your underlying global variable.

Cheers
Kimberly

curious…in the minify folder does it re-create the minified files too or is it an empty folder? I ask cuz i notice even when i have minified disabled this plugin still likes to say “minified using disk” as a comment but no minified files are created in the folder. Btw, when u get this resolved you can get rid of that footer comment via a remove_action function.

Curious..when you temporarily disable cloudflare and enabling page cache does your website now work fine?

I believe there is now an option to turn off the slider…you can see the checkbox when you go to the Live Preview.

Try adding:

data-rel=”norl” on each of those links you want excluded.

Not sure if the author’s code extends this mask feature to galleries too; i just did a cursory glance of his code and seems it might have been forgotten. Easy patch code i can give u if need be.

I decided to deinstall this plugin due to unfixed bugs and much more granular control of the underlying lightbox script(s) that i wanted (this dFactory plugin is nothing more than a simple <a> tag selector. The selectable but independently made, freely available lighbox scripts which this plugin scooped up from across the web is what is doing the actual work). So for me i am happier working with the lightbox script directly than through this plugin.

Cheers
Kimberly.

either just add favicon.ico to your root folder
or
inside your header.php add (assuming your favicon is in your theme folder):

<link rel="icon" href="<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ?>/favicon.ico">

or
inside your functions.php (assuming your favicon is in your theme folder):

add_action('wp_head', 'my_head');
function my_head()
{
echo '<link rel="icon" href="'.get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/favicon.ico">';
}

this theme does not have a theme folder called arras-theme that u are suggesting. It has wp-fanzone. Sounds like you were infected independently of this theme.

And the infection is to a typical, well known culprit: timthumb.php. Like all of us you should never use that plugin. Every bad person looks for that php file as their attack entry. Just check your server logs — gotta be like 100 attempts searching for that file every hour.

u could add a wordpress filter in your funcs to put it at the bottom of the head