skyzlmt

your summary is 100% correct. I use WordPress and all my content is manually entered in via the Gutenberg editor. its really only 2 or 3 new posts a day but then to come back the next day (or use a different browser) and the front page has stale/old posts is frustrating.

I just updated my NGINX setting for cache to 60 (mins). I can test that over a few days. Well, let me know if I should not do that!

(I was on vacation… sorry for delay in responding)

So i’ve figured out that with Cloudways/Breeze the Cloudways Server NGINX settings has a “Static Cache Expiry” setting thst is set to 43200… 30 days. So this answers part of my question.

I can change this value to also be 60 mins? Seem reasonable?

But does that really solve my issue.. new wordpress posts are dynamic database queries not static files.

So latest summary, does changing BOTH my Breeze purge-cache to 60 AND the server NGINX Static Cache Expiry solve my issue of users getting latest homepage content when they come to my site?

(also, within the Breeze documentation you should make reference to the Browse Cache Expiry settings)

thank you. ive written two new articles and for both the cache did automatically clear…. appears to be fixed.

Thank you for addressing so quickly.

I see you dont need them, but I did turn on logs.. but HUGE! 1.5gb after a few days. i get a fair amount of traffic but then also learned my WordPress template is using deprecated calls and it FILLED up my logs

Static Page

I use Postx to layout my main page https://www.wpxpo.com/postx/

just adding that I had the same issue of the checkbox becoming unchecked for “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders”. It started mid-September. My site has been operating for years, I havent made any changes to the plugins so i dont know how this become unchecked.

I noticed it because I uploaded a logo that i needed the URL for and wondered why it was at the route… and investigating i saw all my new content sent mid-September had the images dropped into the upload route.

Disregard my prior message (as you have been doing). I realized it works with the standard WP shortcode widget but not with the ARmember supplied widget

dimplemodi I found this while searching.. can you update your example to show how a <div> tag would be outputted to the browser?

Likely my confusion is more related to generally not understanding short codes ha. When I user the proper ARmemeber restricted block in a post and add the text below, the div text is displayed in the browser and not as an html element

[arm_restrict_content plan=”{PLAN ID}” type=”hide”]
      <div id="should not be seen in browser"></div>
[armelse]
[arm_restrict_content]

• This reply was modified 11 months ago by skyzlmt.

Hey guys! yes its working for me also. Appreciate the fast fix! I’ll drop you a review,too

I am also a Pro user. Wasn’t clear that as pro user I should use email/chat. Thank you for the patch. I will try it on a backup (staging) copy of my site.

Will the “disable cache first” be a requirement going forward? I dont have to do that with other plugins. I’ll add that after I upgraded and lost access to admin, I could still clear the cache from the Cloudways admin and it still did not clear the issue.

Update: After restoring to a backup from before the PostX update, I can now access wpadmin again. Clearly postx is the problem for me?

Tonmoy,

Sorry just seeing this now. so 5 days later I still had the message. there was an plugin update that I just installed. I cleared all my caches. clicked “No thanks”. cleared again, logged out

And it was gone.

That being said I am not fully confident this has done the trick.

So lets give this a few days and I’ll report back if it appears again

stumbled onto your post here (looking for something else). I am not site ground

I recommend downloading “Image Size Info” Chrome extension. Once installed you right-click and see new option… and it shows size, and if Webp

Btw your image in the link is now Webp

extension

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/image-size-info/oihdhfbfoagfkpcncinlbhfdgpegcigf

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by skyzlmt.

Just adding… that I stumbled on to this also (as I dig into page speed issues and google identified massive images).

Would be good to make this PNG issue clearer in the documentation. I am getting hammered on page speed with large PNG images. Now i am doing the effort to replace 160 images across almost as many posts… with JPG versions. well I think I’ve found a plugin to do it for me.

Then I will regen.

Marking as resolved. But for those who are confused by this.

Challenge: I wanted to change size of Medium Image. I chose to use that as my in-content size (some posts I had to edit after all this was done)

Changed the WordPress value: Under Settings | Media

This will NOT change your existing images. SG Optimizer will not do it.

Downloaded free plugin: Regenerate Thumbnails. I chose the setting to blow out my unlinked images. I checked manually and did have a couple busted articles. I simply brought up the little image editor, changed the size from med, to something else, and then back.. and it worked.

So now I have resized images.

NOW I ran the SG Optimizer “Existing Images Optimization” to generate even smaller default images.

Then I ran “Generate WebP Copies of New Images” and creatd the webp versions

Use this at your own risk!