Lovro Hrust
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Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Sidebar is not saving the data like it shouldThe same for me. With the exception that I copied the exact code from example and it is still not working.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Tiles] BugHello Mauricio,
I stopped using this plugin and switched to this one: Meow Gallery Block.
I could debug this issue, but it would take from one to several hours, so I concluded it is not worth it in a moment. If there would be more interested people, I would consider improving plugin if author would let me.Have a good day!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] ajax problem— deleted comment —
- This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Lovro Hrust.
Hi,
thanks for the answer. Perhaps I am the only one with this need?
The problem with optimizing plugin is, while it keeps original file intact, it renames the optimized image files by adding prefix before the filename. Apparently, this is not good for the SEO, and my client wants the image file names without prefixes.Perhaps overwriting is not an good idea, but maybe renaming original file before the renaming process starts is an better one? If rename process fails without a message to the user why, like it does now, is also not an good idea ??
I just discovered by looking at your code that output should be placed at log file media-file-renamer.log in plugins directory. However, there is no such file created in my case. I also discovered there should be a message in the log file if renaming fails due to already existing filename: “The new file already exists ($new_filepath). It is not a case issue. Renaming cancelled.”
I also discovered there is a filter “mfrh_force_rename” that should forcefully rename even if the file exists. This could solve my problem.
I am still wondering why logging does not work.
Thanks, it works. However, it would be more user-friendly if it worked in text tab as well.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsify WP] Incorrect image dimensionsUpdate:
finally I concluded that Responsify WP plugin has a bug, since it serves to srcset images of different aspect ratios (default wordpress functionality checks for this). Perhapse you intended this as a feature, but it only creates problems for me. Until I obtain more info from you on how to solve my problem with different image ratios, I will disable plugin and try to correct things in my theme (DIVI), which does not use srcset tag in it’s builder.
best,
L.