Hello Paul,
Why should there be a future release for a feature that is already there?
Thread Starter
P T
(@pthomson87)
Hello Ofer,
Thanks for the quick response.
Maybe I’m missing something here, is there a setting I need to activate to enable the CSS sprites?
If you check my site at http://www.livefreedietravelling.com at the top of the right hand sidebar I’ve got your widget, if I do an inspect element on the flags they are all coming up as different URL’s.
The additional HTTP requests are also shown on http://www.webpagetest.org/pagespeed.php?test=130123_7T_WWJ&run=1&cached=0
Thanks again for any help you can offer,
Regards,
Paul
Hi Paul,
You can choose a widget appearance with the css, it is one of the options, you are welcomed to look at the widget on transposh.org and see
Good luck 🙂
Thread Starter
P T
(@pthomson87)
Hi Ofer,
Thanks for the quick response! Wow, completely didn’t know that…
Perfect, take care,
Paul
Hi Ofer:
I am missing something I think. I have enabled flags (with CSS) and have run speed tests at http://www.webpagetest.org/ and I do not see one sprite but each individual flag which requires a lot if http requests. Other than enabling the widget (which I have in the footer of my wordpress site) is there something more I need to do?
each flag presently is loading a unique png file like this: http://iaddicshelters.net/wp-content/plugins/transposh-translation-filter-for-wordpress/img/flags/la.png
Hi @iaddic,
First note – would appreciate if people will not respond to two month old closed topics, but rather create new ones.
But to your point, I have checked your site, and the .css version seems fine, maybe the testing page uses a cached copy of your site, which is not .css enabled. I advise that you retest this.
Good luck
