Seph

I paid a dev to do it. The difference was huge. It slowed my system down completly and the dev obviously doesn’t care at all. Wouldn’t touch the plugin ever again. I advise you to use WP rocket instead which comes with a build in warm cache function.

I didn’t try it yet, I just excluded the css from minification. I’ll have a look at it tomorrow.

Thank you! I made sure that my custom style css is always last in the loading order but that didn’t to the trick. No idea what the issue is.

It’s either

a) exlcuding my style-css everything is fine
b) minifying both style-css, mine and that of your plugin, part of my custom css appears but overall the laoyut looks broken (f.e. no padding etc.)
c) exlcuding the plugin style css from minification but my custom style css is minified = plugin appears in the standard layout, no custom css applied (or just partly)

Right now I’m in mode C and you can check it out here: http://bit.ly/1MVXcgP

Look into the css rules and you can see the style I tried to apply. F.e. even with !important I can’t change the font. Hard to tell what the issue is, could be my code or the minification process as well.

Uhm, wow…hm. Minifciation issues then I guess. 🙁

Hey there,

I’m using wp-rocket lazy load which is based on the most common lazy load script. It shows the gifs at first, you press play and it works but afterwards there is a huge white space. I can show it to you if you want.

It works, only preview pics are broken. Depending on the script. In one case there was huge space below every gif. In another, gifs looked fine at first but after you stopped playing by pushing the gif button again they blanked white and had a huge space below and above.

Bump.