testingmoon
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This is what they got back to me with:
htaccess is enabled on the server.
You have Nginx + apache installed.
In this case, htaccess works.
Check your script or contact the developer.Thanks again – very helpful. I reached out to them but I wasn’t sure if I needed to mention any other important details? I just told them about the plugin name and the error message I was getting.
Hey thanks for responding again. I’m not so sure if it’s to do with spaces and I am able to see the converted files via FTP (it’s just that for some reason the plugin/server is deciding not to use the converted WebP files):
I’d like to avoid editing the .htaccess file (as you said yourself it’s for advanced users and should try to avoid this route).
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Mateusz Gbiorczyk I’m sorry I should’ve been more clear and I have read throughout your FAQ :).
As you can see in my settings – I have specifically unchecked “Automatic removal of WebP files larger than original” as I presumed for this to be the issue; however – it is not.
Now allow me to give you a clear example of this; the image below (325kb) is one of the ones not getting converted (even after forcing it): https://leakingirls.com/wp-content/uploads/2021.03.20/marymoody%20masturbating%20000729-640×360.png (for some reason this website is not formatting the link correctly – in order to see the image just replace the “x” with an actual “X” –> https://i.imgur.com/1FwyOwU.png
However if you manually convert this image using some random WebP online converters the size becomes 28kb: https://www.online-convert.com/result#j=92306534-df35-41bf-9bfd-be002b925314 OR check this for direct comparison https://i.imgur.com/BDToSZD.png
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I’ve changed Admin ID to a different admin who is able to moderate the main facebook page – still no results. I’m so frustrated, tried just about anything… Any help is really appreciated!
I’ve asked some of my friends to reply in that particular post and “recent comments” widget is working as it’s supposed to. In the recent comments I am able to click on their names which leads me to their facebook profiles. However – for my main (moderator) FB account – I am not able to click on the name. I wonder why…
I think that’s probably the reason why “moderating” doesn’t work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Custom Post Background – need help !I already figured it out, no need for plugins or anything like that, I’ve used a manual method, it’s very simple and yet so effective ??
In case anyone else wants to change their image opacity:
https://pixlr.com/editor/Never mind, it seems that the best way to go is simply modify the background image accordingly, the opacity isn’t really going to solve the issue. Thanks once again, SOLVED!
https://www.css3.info/introduction-opacity-rgba/
Helps us deal with background colors, but not the images.https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_image_transparency.asp
I had a look at this website before, but I just didn’t know what to do, I was confused. Could you please give me an example?.post-874 { background: url("https://image.com/1.png") repeat scroll 0 0 transparent; }The “CSS Image Opacity” (W3 School website) uses “img” in their CSS, but I’m not using that, I am using “background: url”.
Oh, just one more question, I’m not sure if I should create a new topic for it, perhaps you will know the solution… How can I change the opacity for the image? I would like for the text to be readable, because at the moment it’s a little bit difficult to read.
Alright, thanks a lot stvwlf!
I had to go to my header.php and change my
<body>
into
<body <?php body_class($class); ?>>Then I wanted to make it so that I would not ever have a background image for any of the posts, so I wrote these 3 simple lines to solve that obstacle:
.single .post { background: none; }Excuse my ignorance, but could you please tell me what to do with body_class? I’m a bit confused. I do understand that once body_class is in place, I can go to my css and write the command below to hide the background in single posts (where the actual post is):
.single .post-874 { background: none; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Custom Post Background – need help !I used “mIRC” (instant relay chat) to try and get some help, I was told by someone to do this:
find the container div ID .. take the current chunk of CSS style from your current stylesheet and move it to the new container div ID
add background: url (page/bg.jpg) from where it is now to the actual div you want to put the background onHowever, I am not quite sure what he meant by that, I’m just a little bit confused. If someone could explain that to me or modify the plugin accordingly, I would be really grateful.