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Hi Brandon,

MMR re-merges the JS and CSS when the files change, for example when WordPress updates. If it didn’t do this the stale files would cause bugs.

Does this answer your question?

Marc

Try it with the full path that MMR lists in it logs

Hi, I’ve tested the latest version of WordPress, Elementor and MMR and it seems to work ok. Perhaps you have another plugin that is conflicting?

Either way, this code should disable MMR with the Elementor editor:

function should_mmr_elementor($should_mmr)
{
	if($should_mmr && is_user_logged_in())
	{
		if(
			isset($_GET['url']) && $_GET['url'] == '/wp-json/elementor/v1/globals' ||
			isset($_GET['elementor-preview'])
		)
		{ 
			return false;
		}
	}
	return $should_mmr;
}
add_filter('should_mmr', 'should_mmr_elementor');

Please try adding that to your functions file. If that works ok I might make another MMR plugin for Elementor sites.

Ok, no worries. Let me know if you want me to have another look at it.

Hi,

It looks like your using autoptimize on your site. Did you have both plugins enabled at the same time?
Do you have other magnification plugins installed at the same time?
Do you know if there were errors in your browser console or css/js files that weren’t loading correctly?

I’m wondering if there is a conflict that is causing this to happen. MMR shouldn’t be messing with any images so I’m a bit confused as to why this would be happening to you.

This should now been resolved with version 1.12.1

Ahh thats good. Some other plugin must be outputting content before the header request can be set.

Hi Andy,

Is your site behind a CDN or some other sort of caching?