Over Optimizing in CSS url Attribute

  • Resolved connormagyar

    (@connormagyar)


    8 years, 11 months ago

    After installing and activating Autoptimize the logo on my website disappeared, and I couldn’t figure out why. Looking with dev tools, I found that the logo was being set through CSS, and Autoptimize had changed the word “black” to “#000” in the filename, and was calling media from an nonexistent location.

    I resolved it by uploading a new logo without the word “black,” but I believe this problem will likely continue with other media called through css with filenames that include colors.

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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    8 years, 11 months ago

    I can confirm this bug, 2.2.2 will roll back to the previous (battle-tested) version of the CSS minifier @connormagyar. if you want you can do that rollback yourself by opening wp-content/plugins/autoptimize/autoptimize.php and in there on line 202 change

    @include(AUTOPTIMIZE_PLUGIN_DIR.'classes/external/php/yui-php-cssmin-2.4.8-p10/cssmin.php');
    into
    @include(AUTOPTIMIZE_PLUGIN_DIR.'classes/external/php/yui-php-cssmin-2.4.8-4_fgo.php');

    frank

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