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Hi @jamesosborne ,

It seems to be working, but it’s not working for all images. I’ve used the same images but tested in different dimensions. When I uploaded these images to the WP Media library, some are converted to webp format and some are not converted.

Working screenshots:

Not working (same image, but in different size):

Is there a reason why those are not converted to webp format?

thanks!

Thank you @ahtonaris ! I have added the action hook in the class __construct() method, and it fixed my issue, thank you so much!

Hi @oandregal ,

I forgot which version, but this issue was resolved already.

thank you!

Thank you @ahtonaris ! When you moved the registration into an action hook,

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() { wp_register_script('handle', '/script.js', ['elementor-frontend'], '1.0.0', true); }, 999);

did you add that code to your custom widget php file (custom-widget-01.php) or to the main plugin file that registers the widgets?

When you mentioned the other option, do you mean adding 'elementor-frontend' last (after the custom js ) like below?

public function get_script_depends() {
	return [ 'custom-js-handle', 'elementor-frontend' ];

}

thanks!

@jamesosborne – I tried your way, upload the image to the media library first, then select the background image in Elementor, still doesn’t take the WebP version.

I’ve also tried that using the Block editor (added a background image to core group), it doesn’t take the WebP version.

Thank you @jamesosborne ! I’ve tested it with an PNG image and it does convert it to webp. However, it’s not using the WEBP files for background images (for all the different image formats). I am using Elementor page builder, and when I set an image for the background, it’s not using the WEBP file.

Does it support using WEBP for background images?

@dylanauty – Also to add, I have WP Go Maps Pro plugin installed, does that affect the code that you’ve provided? thanks!

@dylanauty thank you! but adding your code block still doesn’t work for me, the frontend is still loading those files.
I added the code to my functions.php file in my child theme.

@rodicaelena – When my wordpress core was 6.4.2 and when I updated this plugin to version 3.0.2, it still doesn’t work, the Custom CSS panel?was still missing.

When I updated the core to the latest version (6.6.1), the Custom CSS panel?shows up.

Thank you for clarifying!

Thank you @mateuszgbiorczyk ! If I activate “Lite Mode” would like impact the search functionality on the front-end? Such as would it still search keywords from ACF field type because next to ‘Lite Mode’ it displays this text: “does not check field types”

@stefacchio – it’s not resolved yet.

Hi @mateuszgbiorczyk ,

I have just sent you an email with the subject line “ACF better search plugin impacts the search functionality in the dashboard”, did you receive that message with the shared link?

@mateuszgbiorczyk is this your email address [email protected] ? Can I send you the event calendar pro plugin?so you can test it out?

Hi @mateuszgbiorczyk ,

Thank you for getting back to me, but from the thread that you’ve sent it only have ‘The Events Calendar’ plugin installed. I have both ‘The Events Calendar’ + ‘The Events Calendar Pro’ installed.

I did contact the Event Calendar Support Team about this and they were having the same issue. It returns zero results while this plugin is enabled. When it’s disabled the search works correctly. I can sent you the event calendar pro plugin (.zip file) to test it.

Let me know how I can provide you the plugin folder.

Thanks!