It appears as if the css and js finder wasn’t case insensitive.
How about 0.5.6pre1?
Well, light years better! However, one slight glitch. It’s not obvious if you hit the test site, but the bottom background graphic is missing.
It looks as if the script is assuming that a background-image declaration in a stylesheet will be a subdirectory of the theme. That won’t necessarily be the case, and in high-traffic sites, it may not even be the same server (e.g. prepended with http://imageserver.domainname.com).
So, in this case, the original body tag had a definition of:
background-image: url('/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Web-Filmstripfooter2.gif');
But, it got transliterated into:
background-image: url('../../../wp-content/themes/JBP_Web_Pages//wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Web-Filmstripfooter2.gif');
BTW, my ySlow score DID improve by one grade letter! Now, to get cSprites for WordPress working in conjunction with this, and my ySlow score will be almost perfect.
Ok, I have to be honest with you. I came across the WEBO Site SpeedUp plugin and just the free community edition did what your plug-in did and more. It raised the site’s ySlow score quite a bit.
While it could be considered “competition”, I wanted you to know that there was something else out there that seems farther down the road.
Well, thanks for the info. I’ve fixed what I can (including your Filmstrip link).
I didn’t know about WEBO but considering it does a whole bunch of other shit that I’m not really interested in and it’s commercial… I’ll stick with my free and gratis solution.
Thanks for the help, yo.
