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This seems to be a setting for the files stored in the Amazon S3 bucket.

Looks like it was a corruption of some sort. Restored a previously save page and all is well.

when I add the <?php my child css gets completely ignored.

Just saw that you can edit the previous post ??

This is my current functions_php https://pastebin.com/pU4hjmK6

when I add the <?php my child css gets completely ignored.

Here is my style_css

If I leave the <?php out of the functions_php, the child css is recognised and the page appears to be the correct size.

Thanks for your help.

Here is the link to my sitemap that is having the issue.

Page-sitemap

The other 3 types work as expected. Is there an upper limit to the number of pages that this can reference? My current sitemap generator has approx 885 entries, but doesn’t reference Nextgen Gallery like this is suppose to. This integration may cause the SEOs sitemap to be much much larger in the number of entries.

I agree that it should be working as is. I was suggesting adding it in to the custom section to see if that had any affect.

I would try putting that in the custom file list. It is interesting that it recognizes them for the upload feature, but isn’t substituting the CDN portion of the URL.

This is because Amazon S3 is a push technology and not a pull technology like Cloudfront. Below are a couple of good articles that helped me understand the difference.

CDNs – push vs pull
Amazon S3 vs Amazon Cloudfront

I haven’t messed much with Clouldfront, yet, but I will be once I get my site fully implemented/functional. For S3 to work this is what I did…

Under the main W3 Total Cache admin page, scroll down to the CDN section and select “Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)”. Do not enable yet.

Under the W3 Total Cache admin, go to CDN tab. In the general section, under :Host custom files” must be enabled. Under the “Configuration”, obviously the Amazon S3 info must be filled in. ?? In the “advanced section, the “Custom file list:” must include the ftp directory of the files you want served from S3. I use the Nextgen Gallery plug in so I had to include “wp-content/gallery/*” in my list. That may be a default now, but not sure.

You can now use the buttons in the general section to upload your files to Amazon S3. The “Upload Custom Files” didn’t work for me because my gallery is somewhere in the neighborhood of 2 gigs and I am sure that it wasn’t designed for such a large load. I manually move my files with 3rd party sync software.

After your files are uploaded to Amazon S3, you can enable the entire CDN feature on the main

I am working on switching out my theme back to twenty eleven. I am currently using Flexx Theme and I believe that this is causing my problem. I will update when I get this switch and verified.

The link that is posted appears to go to the Amazon home page. Please re-post.

I have resorted to synchronizing via 3rd party programs. Instantsync for my FTP download from my site to local folder and Bucket Explorer for my local folder to my Amazon S3 bucket.

Have you enabled all of the setting in the W3 Total Cache plugin for CDN? There is a “Host custom files” section under CDN, that must specify what folders you want to be “redirected”. This is what add the remainder of the html link.

Correction… the CNAME points to the name assigned by Amazon. It is usually a long string of alpha numerics and looks similar to this. alpha_numeric.s3.amazonaws.com

This issue has been resolved. First, my CNAME and bucket name weren’t correctly formed. The bucket name must be in the form of something like cdn.your_domain.com and the CNAME must be the same as what you have chosen before the first dot and points to s3.amazonaws.com. This translates to cdn.your_domain.com.s3.amazonaws.com. Secondly, you must at least assign a bucket permission “View Permissions” to “everyone.” There may be ways to restrict this further, but I am not currently aware

Does anyone have advice on this issue? It does seem to randomly toggle between a fatal error and the no style error.