squire2k

Excellent! thanks, looks like that has worked

Thanks for the suggestion, although it didnt seem to work – ive also noticed that the images dont appear to be in the media library (although they are in the usual wp-content media library folder path)

Thanks for the solution! It’s a shame this is the direction that WordPress is going. I wish WordPress would release 2 versions 1) For Developers, a clean core to develop websites on and 2) For users who require a Wix style build your own website.

Not only are we having to continually strip stuff out that is not needed, this is bad practice from both security AND keeping file sizes down.

Also, since when did class names in CSS include the actual colour name?

–wp–preset–gradient–luminous-vivid-amber-to-luminous-vivid-orange

CSS class names should be completely independent of the actual colour – e.g .highlight

Yuk!

Thanks,sorry, when you say configure ‘page cache’ – is that referring to any options within your plugin, only I couldn’t see anything in there for mobile/non mobile etc – or am I missing a piece of the bigger picture here ??

Now why didn’t I just think of that ?? amazing, thank you, works!

Hi there, sorry to chase up – I don’t suppose you have any further suggestions on this one do you?

Thanks for coming back to me – we only want the nav item to show, once a member has logged in. Currently it doesnt show regardless of being logged in or not.

This is how we set up the user role in the functions file

add_role(‘member’, __( ‘Member’ ), array(‘read’ => true));

And have assigned this role to a test ‘member’ user https://www.dropbox.com/s/rumwmolg49mw4sv/Screenshot%202020-10-02%20at%2014.01.44.png?dl=0

Did this get resolved? – we don’t use this plugin – but have exactly the same issue with a cron job and wondered if this is in fact a general WordPress 5.2.1 issue?

just a bump – would be great to get this resolved