Steven Vachon

HELLO?

Hmm, I thought your plugin did the gzip compression and cached the file for future use. That way Apache wouldn’t need to handle it every time it gets a request for the file.

Since I received no response, I’ll assume that’s not how gzip works with browsers.

How about separating the 3 options– combine, minify, gzip?

As I said, I have lots of cascading going on, so the files need to be separate. But I could definitely benefit from gzip and caching. I may not enable minifying cuz I prefer to use the Dojo Toolkit for that.

Until this issue has been fixed in a future release, here is the fix for anyone else wondering wtf is going on:

1. In the plugins list, click “Edit” for the “Redirection” plugin.
2. Click on “admin.css”
3. On line 234, you should see a block like this:

   .item, .date, .count, .tools, .type
   {
   padding: 5px 8px;
   height: 100%;
   }

4. Remove (or comment out) the “height” property

Multiple, separate CSS files… crammed into a *.gzip

I have many cascades going on, so I cannot merge all files into 1 *.css file.

Replace this:

$linkPattern = "/(<\s?a\shref\s?=[\s\"\'])($blogroll\/?)([\s\"\']{1,3})([^>]+)?(>)([^<]+)(<\/a>)/i";

with this:

$linkPattern = "/(<\s*?a\b[^>]*?\bhref\s*?=[\s\"\'])($blogroll\/?)([\s\"\']{1,3})([^>]+)?(>)([^<]+)(<\/a>)/i";

and it’ll work

Ah, I see. I hadn’t tested it, but was just looking at how the characters were displayed in the WordPress admin.

Thanks.

I am seeing different quotation marks. Uglier ones. I like the ones I listed above, and they are valid Unicode.