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Hello @tristanstgermain
You’re welcome!
Both the
<picture>tag method and the.htaccess(server rewrite) method are highly effective, but they have different trade-offs when it comes to performance, CDN caching, and layout compatibility.The main advantage of the
<picture>tag method is that it is completely unaffected by server-side caching or CDNs. Because the browser selects the image format directly from the HTML markup, it delivers highly predictable performance.The downside is that because it alters the front-end HTML to insert the tag, it can occasionally conflict with some page builder modules or images loaded via CSS backgrounds. In contrast, the
.htaccessrewrite method leaves the HTML entirely untouched, making it highly compatible with themes and builders, though it is much more difficult to configure alongside CDNs or Nginx server environments.If you decide to go with the
<picture>tag method and happen to notice any visual quirks or layout issues on your site, please feel free to reach out to us right away. Our development team is always actively working to expand support for edge cases, and we would be happy to jump in and investigate how to improve compatibility for your specific setup.Kind regards,
Hello @tristanstgermain ,
Based on the screenshots, your images are being converted via the picture tag method rather than Rewrite rules. This explains why the frontend is successfully displaying AVIF images despite the Rewrite rules not being set up correctly. Additionally, the screenshots confirm that your Imagick PHP extension already supports both WebP and AVIF formats.
If you would rather use the Rewrite rules method, you can find instructions on how to configure them in these articles:
Feel free to contact us if you need any further help.
Kind regards.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CompressX — AVIF & WebP Converter, Media Replacement] jpg keeps unchangedHello,
Since we haven’t heard back from you, I am going to mark this thread as resolved.
If you followed our verification guide and noticed any front-end issues, or if you have any further questions about how next-gen image formats are delivered, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us.
All the best,
Hello,
Since we haven’t heard back from you, I am going to mark this thread as resolved. If you run into any issues during the re-processing or need any further guidance with your optimization workflow, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us.
All the best,
Hello,
Since we haven’t received an update or your debug logs, I am going to mark this thread as resolved for now.
If you are still experiencing the oversized button styles or managed to collect the system info package, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us here so we can dig deeper into it for you.
Best regards,
Hello,
Since we haven’t heard back from you regarding this or the
libavifserver extension requirement we discussed earlier, I am going to mark this thread as resolved.If you have more questions about how the plugin handles file delivery, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us.
All the best,
Hello @danrancan
Since we haven’t heard back from you and the explanation about selecting Imagick in your CompressX settings should guide you to utilizing AVIF optimization immediately, I am going to mark this thread as resolved.
If you ran into any issues switching your image library configuration or if you need any further help with your AVIF settings, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us.
All the best,
Hello,
Since we haven’t heard back from you and the explanation about enabling server-side GD/Imagick AVIF support in your PHP environment should help you and your hosting provider resolve this, I am going to mark this thread as resolved.
If you need any further help getting AVIF compression up and running, please feel free to open a new thread or reach back out to us.
All the best,
Hello @narratorben
You are very welcome! If you run into any issues using CompressX in the future, please feel free to reach out again.
All the best,
Just posting the investigation result here in case other users encounter the same issue.
We found that the issue was not related to the Custom Folders configuration itself, but rather to a missing setting in the image optimization options. Under Image Optimization Settings > Output Formats, neither WebP nor AVIF was selected. Because no output formats were enabled, the plugin was unable to properly detect, process, or select images for optimization.
Now that the underlying configuration issue has been corrected, I’m going to mark this thread as resolved.
Thank you so much for the 5-star review! We are thrilled to hear that CompressX is working flawlessly for you and that the dedicated WooCommerce and WordPress settings are helping your workflow. It was a pleasure chatting via email—we’re always here to help whenever you need us. Happy optimizing!
Hello @reart2
Thank you for your 5-star review and recommendation! We’re really happy to hear that CompressX worked well for you.
Please feel free to reach out if you need any assistance using CompressX.
All the best,
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [CompressX — AVIF & WebP Converter, Media Replacement] Love it!Hello @ketombiri
Thank you very much for your 5-star review! We’re happy to hear that you like CompressX. Please feel free to reach out if you need any assistance using it.
All the best,
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [CompressX — AVIF & WebP Converter, Media Replacement] Excellent pluginAwesome to hear! Thank you for the support—it motivates us to keep making CompressX even better. Cheers!
Hello, thanks for testing this out! Don’t hesitate to contact us if you run into any issues.