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Why did you uninstall Warp-iMagick plugin?
I actually made this plugin because I was using ewww plugin for a while, until they started selling paid version. Selling paid version is OK, not a problem, but they crippled free version just enough to not pass a Google test score.
Thanks.
If you don’t know how to edit database, you may temporary add code below to your theme functions.php
add_action( 'init', function () { delete_user_setting( array( 'warpimagicksections', 'warpimagicktabindex', 'warp-imagick-sections', 'warp-imagick-tabindex', )); });After any admin page load/reload, remove that code from functions.php.
After uninstall, there is no any Warp-iMagick script or function on your system.
Session/cookie should eventually expire.If you insist to remove value now, edit wp_user-settings value or remove wp_user-settings key from wp_usermeta table.
Thank you for reporting,
wp-settings-1 and wp-settings-time-1 are coupled pair of WordPress (settings) cookies. They will be gone/cleared as soon you logout from WordPress. Those cookies are not available to public.
You can delete WordPress settings cookies in the browser, but WordPress will restore those cookies as soon as you login again, and as long as you are logged in. Cookie is always there when you login, regardless of Warp-iMagick plugin is installed or not.
Warp-iMagick uses that cookie to anonymously store settings page last UI state: current (open/selected) settings-tab & state of input sections (collapsed/expanded). UI state is set only to logged in users that are allowed to install & change plugin settings and have visited Warp-iMagick settings page. Usually only administrators.
Indeed, on plugin uninstall, Warp-iMagick page UI state should have been removed from WordPress user settings (&cookie). This will be fixed very soon, on next release.
Thanks again.
Everything looks fine now. What was the problem?
Webp image is about 10 times smaller (13.69 KB) than original PNG (143.92 KB).
https://herluxurywellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Spiritual-Price-List-01-3-324×324.png.webp
https://herluxurywellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Spiritual-Price-List-01-3-324×324.png
This plugin doesn’t modify anything on the public side of the website.
Did you manually modify (edit) .htaccess?
If yes, restore it back to original state.
If not, try to deactivate this plugin and than any other until you find the cause.
BTW, if you manage to configure your server to serve webp images to webp compatible browsers (see the plugin help!), original-uploaded image will be served as extra compressed (in webp format).
Confirmed, Ajax Search Lite plugin uses “bfi_thumb”, which is very poor choice.
Original/uploaded images are preserved in original state (same), thumbnail-image-file-sizes should be smaller, depends on your settings.
For JPEG, try with 30% and/or 85%.
If PNG image is already reduced better then PNG settings, no substantial reduction will take place.
1) Use either https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ or
https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/media/regenerate/2) Not sure what you talking about, but all new images are automagically compressed on WordPress upload, as configured in Warp iMagick settings. To re-compress existing images use 1)
That is really weird!
Same class is part of Elementor Code Reference
https://code.elementor.com/classes/bfi_image_editor_gd_1_3/Someone else must have cloned that class from Elementor code.
I prefer not to login into other people sites.
Anyways, here is no private way to exchange emails.Maybe is a Theme? Maybe is a Gutenberg (image) block?
Please try other theme or disable other plugins or disable Gutenberg blocks related to images or site-logo.
Thanks.
@kostritsaalex Please help me to identify the problem and resolve this.
1) Try to (temporary) disable all Elementor extensions, and then refresh Site Health page and check if
Active editor BFI_Image_Editor_GD_1_3has turned into:
Active editor WP_Image_Editor_Imagick2) if 1) fails and you have Elementor PRO installed, (temporary) disable Elementor PRO and check default editor again
Thanks
It is weird that “BFI_Image_Editor_GD_1_3” has been used instead of “BFI_Image_Editor_Imagick_1_3”. In WordPress Imagick editor class has priority over GD. So it could be both reasons above: No PHP-imagick and plugins conflict.
