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Yup time is changing every time even though I have all caching turned on:

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Minified using disk: basic
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Great so it’s not actually doing anything at all?

Any advice on finding out why and fixing it?

Many thanks!

Did you ever find a fix? If so pls post.

Thanks Frank – had a read but still a little confused in real use scenario.

For example, assuming I have categories A, B & C and a post has all three selected is there any way, without manually selecting the category thumbnail, that the thumbnail for category A can be prioritized over the other 2?

Many thanks for your input.

Was that any use Jesse?

OK – if it helps I will leave this work in progress up for the next few hours for you to look at.

The URL is:

https://belakiss.jingo.co.uk/

The theme I am using is Lumin from https://www.elegantthemes.com/.

I have added the mailchimp widget to the sidebar and added standard archives widget below it.

The problem seems to be a closing div and as a result any code below it breaks. In this case throwing the archives widget out of the sidebar completely.

Just navigate to any other page to see how it should render (different sidebars).

The bottom border image – <div class=”content-bottom” style=””></div> – is occurring outside the closing widget tab when the mailchimp widget renders:

<div class=”widget”> ……
</div>
<div class=”content-bottom” style=””></div>

On other working widgets it renders WITHIN the widget tab so appropriate styling is applied:

<div class=”widget”>…….
<div class=”content-bottom” style=””></div>
</div>

Hope this helps …

I’m having exactly the same problem. The mailchimp widget doesn’t seem to “close” itself properly – result is that the bottom dive I use to display a border image doesn’t show and all the HTML below the widget is thrown out.

I strongly suspect it has something to do with a trailing character at the end of their widget code. All my other well behaved widgets end with:

<?php
echo $after_widget;
?>

The mailchmip widget ends with:

<?php
echo $after_widget;
}
?>

Note the extra } character.

If I remove it the widget breaks but it is useless to me on any number of themes as it is as it screws up the subsequent sidebar code.

If anybody who knows about these things could suggest a work around I would be very grateful. Mailchimp are usually excellent to work with and I was expecting this plugin to work flawlessly so I’m very disappointed to see that they are not actively addressing it here.

Sure it’s fine to say it tests OK on a vanilla theme but I’ve never had this sort of problem – replicable across many custom/premium themes – with any other widgets I use so surely they could sort this out for the WP community – and their customers!