nadalsol

@oliwend got it, thanks for your response!

Hi @oliwend

Did you get a solution from @swissspidy or the WPML support team according to this topic? I’m experimenting exactly the same problem as you!

My stack is:

WordPress v 4.6.1
Anti Spam Bee v 2.6.9

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by nadalsol.

@tinypng that makes sense.
Thanks for the tips!

Yes, I have the “Remove Files From Server” option enabled.

I’ve disabled the option and now it works!

Nonetheless I still don’t see the “Compress” button. I mean, every time I upload a new image to the Media Library it gets automatically compressed.

I see something like this:

6 sizes compressed
Total savings 74%
Details

But, as I said, no “Compress” button appears…

Is there a way to do this manually, via the “Compress” button?

Thanks a lot for your help!

@tinypng

I don’t see the “Compress” button on any image (existing or new, it doesn’t matter).

What I’ve noticed is that existing images are “0 sizes compressed” while the new ones are “4 sizes compressed”.

Just take a look at these screenshots to see what I mean.

PS: I’ve updated the plugin to the latest version (2.0.2) by the way

Hi @tinypng ,

This is exactly what I see…

Am I missing something?

Same thing here…

It’s working on my Local environment but it doesn’t work on my Staging env. (I don’t see the “Compress” button there). On Staging I’m using these plugins in a multisite installation:

• Amazon Web Services (version 0.3.6).
• WP Offload S3 Lite (version 1.0.4).

Both plugins are “Network Activated”.

FYI I’m using:

• WordPress 4.5.3.
• TinyPNG (version 1.7.2).

Any help?