Venkat Raj

Hi Bart,

Sorry to hear your issue. It was from some unnecessary debug log statements in version 3.2.5

Please make sure you update to latest version 3.2.6 which should fix this issue.

Hi @emgraphics ,

Could you please try to turn off and on the cache feature? or deactivate/activate WP-Optimize?

If the problem still exists, please submit a ticket here for further investigation
https://getwpo.com/ask-pre-sales-question/

Hi @anxiousmax

WebP conversion and elementor page builder are completely compatible as they are separate and isolated from each other.

WebP images are generated only when you are using image compression feature of WP-Optimize. And then it is served either using redirect method or alter HTML method whenever possible.

In other words, Elementor page builder create pages and WebP only comes into play when serving it.

Hi @pavlovbob

Please update to latest version 3.2.6

Hi @gilmourlive

> So, each time the preloader works, say once a day or once per week, it rebuilds ALL pages?

Yes. It rebuilds ALL pages, if the cache is expired.

> Should i also see an html files list, once the preloading has been completed and the html code has been minified?

No there is no separate html files list. HTMl files = no. of pages/posts in site.
Which is cached and stored in wp-content/cache/wpo-cache folder

> Regarding the Page cache -> Cache settings -> cache lifespan setting i’d like to ask: If it is set to a lifespan shorter than the preloader interval, this means that after that period, the pages remain uncached until the next preloading?

If cache is expired (because of shorter lifespan), then the page will be cached when a visitor visits that page. Only unvisited pages are cached during preloading

Hi @ildomandatore,

The 94 items are no. of tables in your website which will always be there even after table optimization.

Here is what table optimization doing…

OPTIMIZE TABLE reorganizes the physical storage of table data and associated index data, to reduce storage space and improve I/O efficiency when accessing the table. The exact changes made to each table depend on the storage engine used by that table.

Hi @jubilo

The webp format is served. Please refer this screenshot.
https://prnt.sc/naAiv4r4vUom

When you look at source code or cached file, you’ll find that there are no webp, but just original jpg/png. It is because not all browsers can show webp formats. So, here we are using redirects when a browser is compatible otherwise the original format will be served.