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  • Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    You’re right. I did not read the other issue closely enough before opening a new one. This is a duplicate.

    Looks like the base JQuery script, Lazy Load XT, requires an add-on for srcset support: https://github.com/ressio/lazy-load-xt#responsive-images

    Hopefully this is integrated into the a3 plugin soon. Until 4.4, a3 has done a great job of lazy loading.

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    I uninstalled the plugin a while ago, since the thumbnail did not work and I received no response to my query.

    The missing thumbnail had nothing to do with my business; it happened for any place – see the state park examples in my original description above (which is how I would have used it on my travel site).

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    Yes, that solves it. Thanks!

    One more:
    – Unused Terms – I have a parent category that has nothing assigned directly to it, but it has children. It is shown as a term that will be deleted, but since it is a parent, it is actually used and should not be deleted.

    Hi Lester,

    I’ve been using this a bit more. Here are some other observations:
    – Auto Draft details all say Auto Draft rather than the post/page name.
    – Sweep of Orphaned Term Relationship does not appear to work.
    – If Details are displayed and you press Sweep for that area, you might want to clear the details, since they no longer apply.
    – Unused Terms – Uncategorized is shown as a term that will be deleted, but I believe that is a WordPress default, so should probably be excluded.
    – Unused Terms – One of the post formats supported by my theme, post-format-gallery, is shown as a term that will be deleted. Is that safe to delete? Will it be recreated?

    Hi Lester,

    Details works! Now I can see and easily clean up what some plugins I no longer use left around. Very nice.

    One small issue: The blue Sweep button for the Term Sweep is called Details instead of Sweep. Basically Term Sweep show 2 Details buttons for each row – one blue, one gray.

    Of course, now people – like me 😉 – could ask for things like selectively sweep only some items instead of all or none. But you’ve got the primary concern well covered. A nice way to clean up!

    Keep up the good work!

    Hi Lester,

    Fast turnaround! I love the new Details button, but it does not work for me. It does nothing. I may have installed the beta version wrong. I deleted 1.0.2, installed 1.0.3, and then renamed the directory to wp-sweep.

    I also noticed the blue Sweep button for the Term Sweep is now called Details instead of Sweep. (All the rest of the blue buttons say Sweep.)

    Just thought I’d provide some feedback.

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    @woltis – I wondered if I was the only one seeing this. Thanks for chiming in.
    I downgraded to the prior version, since 1.4 is not usable.

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    Thank you, @chfriley. Because of this bug, I switched to using lat/long, which I already had stored in another custom field. But the results can be a bit odd since that pulls the weather based on weather station, which means the city name displayed does not always match the city of the location.

    With this fix, I could change back to using city name. (Now, I just need some time to do it. 😉 )

    Thanks so much for posting this fix. I was surprised it wasn’t an issue for others – it seemed like such a fundamental issue. I really wish this plugin was getting some support – I’d gladly pay for the plugin if that meant it was supported!

    Zack – Perhaps offer a premium version…? Would that make it worth your time? 🙂

    Amanda – I can vouch that custom templates do work. I customized table-vertical, and use a combination of plugin and child theme files.

    Your file location looks fine. Could the issue be your shortcode?

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    One more: JavaScript files to exclude from minify are included in the footer anyway (AND separately).

    Yes, that did the trick for me. So the full code is:

    <a href="{{ copyright_link }}" rel="external" target="_blank" title="{{ strings.view_forecast|format(wunderground.response.location.name) }}"><img src="{{logo}}" alt="Wunderground.com" width="49" height="22" /></a>

    For the sake of others who might come across this thread, Zack pointed me to this documentation regarding the correct way to modify wunderground template files. Otherwise, you’ll lose your changes on the next plugin upgrade.

    https://github.com/katzwebservices/Wunderground/#using-your-own-templates

    Just want to be sure everyone is aware of this.

    Modifying copyright.html sounds like a good option. Your example looks just like the original though.
    Did you forget to put target="_blank"?

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    My site has more than 300 new wut transients in 1.5 days (2 entries in wp_options per transient).

    The plugin that deletes expired transients includes this information:

    Many transients are given an expiration time, so in theory they should disappear after some time. In practise, because old transients are only deleted when requested again after they’ve expired, many transients stay in the database. After a while, there can be thousands or even millions of expired transients needlessly taking up space in your options table, depending on what your plugins are doing.

    Perhaps the issue is the use of unique transient names, so they can never expire…?

    Thread Starter Christee

    (@cgamron)

    Wow! Fast response.
    That does the trick. Thank you!

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