Hi,
Thank you for the details.
Unfortunately I think this is going to be a cache related issue. On the site front-end I am seeing the following CSS file associated with the plugin:
wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-lite/css/wpdreams-ajaxsearchlite.min.css
The problem is, that this file actually does not exist in the original plugin folder, it is not part of the search plugin, and it is not enqueued by Ajax Search Lite for sure. It looks like it’s only a symbolic link generated via a cache plugin, and it refers to a different file in a different location (I guess?), or it is placed there by a 3rd party plugin.
Best,
Ernest M.
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wpdreams.
any suggestion on where to go from here? No idea on how to rectify it
Hi,
I would first suggest de-activating the cache plugin, to see if there is any difference. Then checking the .htaccess rules in the root directory, if there is any mod_rewrite rule regarding these files.
It is also possible, that your CDN provider is doing a minification outside the WordPress scope, make sure to check that as well.
Best,
Ernest M.