• Hello,

    unfortunately it is not possible to put //wp-content/themes/mdiblog-v1_04/multi-column-tag-map/mctagmap.css?mctm_ver=12.0.4 into the Minify Options of W3 Total Cache. I guess it is due to 2 things: When using the developer tools in Chrome I can see that the CSS of your plugin has a double slash before “wp-content” – Why?

    Second: Why is this css using “mctm_ver=” instead of the standard “ver=”?

    Summary: Even when I put //wp-content/themes/mdiblog-v1_04/multi-column-tag-map/mctagmap.css?mctm_ver=12.0.4 (with one or two slashed, does not matter) into the Minify options the not-minified version of the css is still loading.

    This happens just with your plugin.

    Could you fix that so that I can save this extra request, which is not necessary?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multi-column-tag-map/

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  • Thread Starter mdidesign

    (@mdidesign)

    BTW: The same issue with your .js file. Could you fix that, too?

    Plugin Author tugbucket

    (@tugbucket)

    When using the developer tools in Chrome I can see that the CSS of your plugin has a double slash before “wp-content” – Why?

    I looked at it on three sites using Chrome, Safari, Opera, FF, Maxthon and IE and didn’t see the double “//”

    Can you give a link to your site?

    Second: Why is this css using “mctm_ver=” instead of the standard “ver=”?

    You are more than free to change the “mctm_ver” to “ver” inside of mctagmap.php.

    Thread Starter mdidesign

    (@mdidesign)

    Thank you, but when updating the plugin, I would have to delete the mctm-part again. Can´t you just change it to the default “ver”?

    I cannot give you access to my site – it is not online, yet. In development. I can clearly see the double // just with your files, unfortunately :-/

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