Niranjan F.

Hello,

Kindly have a look at #40375. I’ll mark this thread as resolved once wet come to a conclusion.

Thanks!

Hello @cteduard,

Sorry for the late replay. I have tried disabling the WebP Express plugin but the images are still shown in 1024×709. I can give you access to the dashboard if you want to investigate more.

Thanks for the response! Best regards.

I forgot to add one thing, when you view the page on Dev Tools it shows the full image. If you view on a mobile and open the image in new tab the resolution is shown in the URL.

Hey Digambar ,

Hope you’re having a wonderful day. The fronted on the site mentioned above is served via Cloudfront and the backend is hosted somewhere else. Basically I’m using different home URL and site URL. Cloudfront can deliver all static assets including js.

And for my other site, I’m using simple static to generate static site.

Best Regards.

Hey,

You can remove the links by Going to Appearance -> Editor -> Scroll below to the Footer and remove them.

Best Regards.

Hey @cteduard ,

Thank you for your valuable time. I have one last question after that I’ll mark this thread as resolved. I have average 6 images per product, and 9 variations of a single images are created, so a single product has 63 images!

Is there anything that I can do to reduce this number? Other than disabling certain resolutions like you mentioned in your first response.

Best Regards.

Hey,

https://snipboard.io/EhSQGJ.jpg,

https://snipboard.io/h3IS2A.jpg.

isn’t the resolution fixed for these images?

Hey,

Thank you for the blazing fast response! Can you tell me what images does Blocky use for Single Page WooCommerce.

Hey, sorry for the delayed response, the Grammerly extension was the reason for my issue. Idk why it affected this particular site, as my other sites work fine with it installed.

Anyways, thank you for your time!

Edit:

After reading an article here, I tried editing the same post in incognito and it does not lag. I don’t know what’s causing this.

Hey @adamewww,

Thank you for the response, i figured that out as soon as I asked the question here. I also found out that, the wp cli can be used to do the same!

Thank you for your time, I’m marking this thread as resolved.

Hey David,

Thank you for the response, after some digging I found out that the owner of the /wp-content/ directory was wrong, that’s why PHP was unable to access the webp files, weird.

Anyways, I fixed that with a simple chown, and now everything works perfectly.

Thank you for your time. Have a great day.!

The CHOWN Command:

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/example.com/;

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Niranjan F..

Hey,

Thank you for the update David.

My site is hosted on Oracle Cloud. I recently started using Ewww Image optimizer for converting images to webp automatically. The webp images are stored in the same directory as the original files.

So I don’t see any reason with my hosting conflicting with the backup process. And for the “PHP cannot access the webp files” thing, the webp files are loaded just fine when i access my site.

Hey Bryle,

Thank you for the response, the reason for the unsuccessful backup was my faulty FTP Server which I found out after looking at the logs, but the unreadable file error/warning is still there, I’ve linked a Pastebin below containing the recent log file.

Log.

No, the whitespace is gone after deactivating the plugin.