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SiteGround Support identified a conflict with lazy loading. If you enable lazy load via JetPack, vs. SG Optimizer, the Image Compare block displays both images as expected.

Thank you, Jeremy. We upgraded to the latest version of Leaky Paywall and everything appears to be working smoothly again. Appreciate your quick response.

Thanks, Eric.

Restoring jQuery Migrate via the Plugin does resolve the issue. Do you plan to update your jQuery library for Charitable?

Here are the 4 Charitable Plugins that may have contributed to Widgets not being editable:

Charitable Ambassadors
Charitable Recurring Donations
Charitable Stripe Payment Gateway
Charitable User Avatar

I can also confirm this bug: inline width (matches Settings/Media Large Width) is applied to Figure element with caption. The inline width appears to only impact images inserted via the Classic Editor Plugin (Block Editor-inserted Images with caption display responsively).
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Taylor, I confirmed that the site is running WP 4.6.1.

Recent example from php_errorlog:
[07-Oct-2016 01:07:52 UTC] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant FS_CHMOD_DIR – assumed ‘FS_CHMOD_DIR’ in public_html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-direct.php on line 432
[07-Oct-2016 01:07:52 UTC] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant FS_CHMOD_FILE – assumed ‘FS_CHMOD_FILE’ in public_html/wp-content/plugins/simple-cache/inc/dropins/file-based-page-cache.php on line 159

Taylor,
Should be 4.6.1 – but I’ll have to locate the site again where the error displayed.

It is resolved – Thank You, Taylor!

I encountered the same issue for a nonprofit client with a third-party e-newsletter signup in the footer. HTTPS Plugin appears to replace “https://” for 3rd-party-hosted javascript file with “https://”.

I temporarily resolved the issue by self-hosting the script.

Please let me know if there’s an alternative fix.