Petri Kainulainen

I found out the reason for this. I forgot that I had done some customizations to my theme which caused this problem.

I found the reason why the url rewriting was not working for me. I had two themes with the same name (A new and old version of the theme).

Even though I had selected the active theme from the minify settings page, the url rewriting did not work.

When I deleted the old (non active) theme from my WordPress installation and reconfigured the minified CSS files, everything started to work again.

I have a bit similar problem. However, in my installation, both the .htaccess file and the minimied .css file are created. The problem is that the site is still using the original css files instead of the minified one.

Has anyone been able to get the newest version of W3TC to rewrite the url of minified resources (CSS and JS)?

I have several problems with the 0.9.2.5 version of this plugin and performance of the admin section was one of them. However, when I disabled both database and object caches, this problem disappeared. Of course if you need to use these caches, this will not solve your problem. Might be worth to try though.

I am having the same problem. The minified CSS file is created but my site still uses the non minified CSS files. The only difference with your situation is that I am not receiving any notifications about possible errors. Have you ran the compatibility check?

I have the same problem. The difference is that in my case, minifying CSS files used to work until it did not. I am using WP 3.5 and the W3 Total Cache 0.9.2.5.Anyway, I will check out the Muhammad’s blog post to see if I can dig some information from it.

I am having the same issue. I have not tried to enqueue the minified files manually since I am currently making small tweaks to website. It would be nice to get some insight about this.