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Ok, thanks Tom. I think it must be some kind of conflict at my end as I also would have expected your code alone to work. I can’t explain why adding two versions of the same filter would fix the problem but I’ll start disabling plugins and go from there. I’m testing the changes in an environment without any caching applied so we can at least rule that one out.
Thanks Tom. That didn’t work unfortunately. However somewhat bizzarely, this does…
function remove_metaslider_css() { return ""; } add_filter("metaslider_css", "remove_metaslider_css", 20); function remove_metaslider_css_two() { return ""; } add_filter("metaslider_css", "remove_metaslider_css_two", 11);Any ideas what’s going on there and whether I could reduce that to a single filter (I tried removing each and the inline styles came back so they both seem to be required). I also tried including the three expected arguments on both with the same result.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the update. I had seen that post but my understanding was that it only covers the case for where the plugin’s CSS files are included, not the inline styles. I have already disabled the Print CSS option and the inline styles still show up in the body of the page.
Any ideas?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] 404 with Minified FilesFor anyone else, the answer to this is here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25705570/wordpress-site-and-w3-total-cache-through-apache-php-fpm-fastcgi
The reference to minify auto is a slight red herring. I was using the manual minify configuration with the .htaccess rules in my virtual host file. The fix is the same in either case. The key is that W3TC needs certain CGI variables to be set and cgi.fix_pathinfo ensures they are.
Hi saurabhd,
Just wondering when you think the next release will be out?
Thanks
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Instagram for WordPress] Incorrect user ID specifiedI was also seeing this issue and I believe it appears when too many requests are made by the same application (client ID). This is what I was seeing when making a direct request to the Instagram API:
{“code”: 429, “error_type”: “OAuthRateLimitException”, “error_message”: “You have exceeded the maximum number of requests per hour. You have performed a total of 12871 requests in the last hour. Our general maximum limit is set at 5000 requests per hour.”}
To solve this I replaced the client ID in the request with one from a new application created in Instagram (rather than the one included in the plugin).
If the above is correct the plugin should just need to provide the option to specify a Client ID. For now I’ve had to overwrite the one hard coded in basic-instagram-widget.php line 111.