Hi Rajnish, Frederick,
First, thanks @frederick for the amazing job on W3TC.
I have same issue, well same behavior.
Of course it make sense not to cache media query files.
Best option would be to exclude some css files from being combined, how is this possible with W3TC? I mean we could combine files manually ignoring those 480.css, 600.css … files, but is it possible the other way around, by leaving the “auto” option and excluding some?
Best,
Julien
Yep, add the same problem and this broke my stats for 1 day.
Here is the quick dirty fix, waiting for Yoast to update the code 😉
In yst_plugin_tools.php, line 99, replace
$val = $options[$id];
with
$val = stripslashes($options[$id]);
That should fix it.
Thanks for the great plugin anyway.
Best
