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qtwrk
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Yes, I read the article.
I Think that the problem is:
The plugin can only perform WebP replacement on the HTML ![]()
tag. If the image is loaded via CSS, JS, or some other means, LSCache may not be able to correctly insert the WebP file.
I would to know if there is some methods to bypass this.
thanks
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qtwrk
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RewriteCond %{HTTP_ACCEPT} "image/webp"
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.webp -f
RewriteRule ^(.*).(jpg|jpeg|png|gif) $1.$2.webp [T=image/webp,L]
add this rule at top of your .htaccess
this will force server to send webp file if it exists
the URI will remain unchanged, but under the hood , the format and file is actually webp
Hi, I try but nothing change.
Some image are in webp and other in jpg (logo, gallery)
some ideas?
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qtwrk
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
Hi,
Did you apply my workaround rule ?
if so , do you have any .htaccess in /wp-content or /wp-content/uploads dir ?
Best regards,
no there are not.
I think that the problem is that the logo is uploaded by the theme option.
Can you control the page code?
https://ceccolinigianfranco.it/
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qtwrk
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what is your environment ? is it cPanel or something ?
if you add this
RewriteRule ^(.*).(jpg|jpeg|png|gif) $1.$2.webp [F,L]
at top of your .htaccess
and then access individually , to any of your image , does it give you 403 error ?
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qtwrk
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Hi,
I’m going to mark this topic “Resolved”, due to lack of activity.
If you still need help, please submit a ticket in our system
we will investigate it further.
Best regards,
