Maximus Light

Hello @usecaddy

thank you very much for your correspondence and thank you for including this small additions to your already amazing plugin.

All the best!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Maximus Light.

2. Is it possible for you to include a few more action hooks in the cart screen?

Would it be possible to include

do_action( 'caddy_before_cart_screen_totals' );
do_action( 'caddy_after_cart_screen_totals' ); 
do_action( 'caddy_after_cart_screen_checkout_button' );

Action hooks for a little bit more flexibility.

Thank you for reading.

Example: https://i.imgur.com/etugee9.png

Not sure if its still true in WP5 but WordPress itself compresses images (at least JPG).

That what might be happening before image is sent to reSmush.it.

Hi @karmatosed,

sorry for the delay,

I think the concept of using a javascript framework like React has been a great decision and in the end will outrace other visual editors in the long run.

Also, I like that Guttenberg is using HTML comments instead of the shortcodes, this helps other plugins like Yoast (SEO) to read content more clearly and give you proper recommendations.

Another one is the fact that you can use the editor on both posts and pages is great too! Other editors can allow you to edit posts, but it’s much more troublesome to strip shortcodes out from the content than it is removing HTML comments. (Yes, excerpt should be specified for such cases, but a lot of people (authors, editors) just like to omit it.

From what I would love to see is:

more advanced columns control – with the 5.3 we now can have uneven columns and that is great, I would love to see the ability to control paddings/margins for each side, backgrounds (color, gradient, video) – those are what makes other visual editors so powerful. It is possible to add a class, but that is unfortunately not the same.

Thank you,
Max

@jotaf

My support guys were reluctant at first as well, they even requested the access to the website admin (I trust my support guys, they already can get into any part of the website, should they want to) to see if the recompilation worked.

Hope it will work for you. ??

Not the plugin author, but I can tell you its your server.

I had no options myself until I rang my hosting and requested that they reinstall/compile any of the module with WebP support.

Then it worked immediately.

Morning Rosell,

thank you for your reply.

Everything is pointing to correct places for the CDN there is no incompatibilities, except WebP as it points back to ‘origin’ domain because it injects new Webp images after output buffer, while simply changing the origin domain would have CDN’ed the WebP generated images.

I am very, very sorry that I can’t share the domain as it is confidential at the moment.

[Sorry for how it sounds:] If you would have a spare moment , you could start StackPath free trial for a month (it doesn’t ask for CC details to have one), then integrate with WP Fastest Cache through CDN tab you would see what I mean.

Basically all assets becoming stackpath.com/path-to-file.css instead of origin server (Fastest Cache do the same as your plugin, changes the asset links via output buffer), non-asset links ofcourse are staying the same as they should.

Stackpath automatically mirrors files that are displayed as stackpath.com/path-to-file.css if its referenced from ‘origin server’ so nothing is uploaded/sent to CDN storage specifically.

Thank you,
Max

Yeah, it common issue with the jQuery, that one is conflicting with the other.

You can temporally edit:
/plugins/wc-fields-factory/includes/wcff-injector.php on line 141 to

$field_rules_script = '<script> var jQ = Query.noConflict();	
					jQ(document).ready(function(){
  jQ(document).on("change", "[data-has_field_rules=yes]", function(){
										';

That should help until it’s patched by the plugin developer.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Maximus Light.
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