This can be fixed by changing grove into groove on L684 of wp-content/plugins/photonic/Admin/Options_Manager.php
Thanks for the report. I will fix it for the next version.
Are you saying that you are seeing Photonic’s admin CSS in every page, both in the front- and back-end? I have coded Photonic to only include CSS minimally. I can confirm that this specific style is present only on Photonic-specific pages in the back-end, and should not appear on any of the following:
- Any non-Photonic back-end page
- Any front-end page, even if it has Photonic
I have verified this behaviour on a few sites. If you are seeing the code in either of the above locations, there is something else on with your site (like, maybe something that consolidates all stylesheets into one and shows that everywhere).
To verify, you can refer to the demo site (https://aquoid.com/plugins/photonic) – none of the pages there should show you this CSS.
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jbd7
(@jbd7)
Thanks.
I can see the keyword grove, among a bigger part of Photonic CSS, on the homepage and a random blog page, when not logged in WordPress.
You’re right, I do indeed use the W3 total cache plugin, that has Minify option that I have enabled. I can use a feature there called “Never minify the following CSS files:” , would that work? Meaning the Photonic CSS files is not minified, and hopefully not served to non-logged in visitors.
If so, do you have a recommendation of which files (or folders) can safely be excluded from Minify, without disturbing the proper rendering of Photonic on pages/posts that contain Photonic galleries?
Do you have a URL? I would like to see what’s happening for myself.
This should be fixed in version 3.00 (just released).
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jbd7
(@jbd7)
Thanks for following up.
Btw I tried to send you an email or reach out privately, but you did an outstanding job at avoiding this with your online profiles/websites 🙂
