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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] What privacy implications does this have for my visitors?I see that that privacy policy page primarily refers to visitors to your website; however, my original question referred to visitors to websites which use your service. (Automattic, for instance, has separated these policies out into two pages: one for visitors to their websites, and one for visitors to their users’ websites. You should consider doing this.)
[The] software may record IP addresses as a part of normal logging…The logs are stored locally on the system where LiteSpeed server software is installed and are not transferred to or accessed by LiteSpeed employees in any way, except as necessary in providing routine technical support if [the site operator] requests it.
Am I correct in understanding, then, that the LiteSpeed Cache plugin will not transmit any server logs or personal visitor data such as IP addresses to any 3rd parties (including, but not limited to, LiteSpeed Technologies) unless I, the WordPress administrator, explicitly submit a support ticket on your website?
Are there any other circumstances in which the LiteSpeed Cache plugin would transmit visitor data to external servers?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Prismatic] Prismatic breaks with double less-than signsI can’t seem to reproduce this with either Prism or HLJS:
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Prismatic] Trailing comma breaks else-clause highlightingIf anybody else experiences this, here was the problem:
If you type code in a Paragraph, then paste it into a Code block, it will have
<br />tags for newlines, which confuses the Highlighting libraries. So you’ll have to go in and manually remove those to fix it (and now you know what not to do in the future, too.)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Prismatic] Trailing comma breaks else-clause highlighting…well, I still have no idea what it could be. 🙁
it sounds like you also are adding some other code like angle brackets or something..?
No, the
<br>tags must have been created by WordPress itself; I did not type any bracket characters into my code (and the posts display normally when escaping isn’t enabled in Prismatic)⸻
However, even after I installed all the same themes and plugins (Suki, wpuntexturize, Classic Editor, Very Simple Meta Description, Customizer Reset, and Prismatic), I was still unable to reproduce on a demo site [https://faithful-jungle.jurassic.ninja/2021/05/09/hello-world/ user: demo, password: Z0doEEzeMQ6h], so I’m marking this as resolved.
If I ever figure out what’s causing it on my site, I’ll post the cause/solution here in this thread.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Prismatic] Trailing comma breaks else-clause highlightingEnabling code-escaping seems to make everything display worse:
x = default_value<br />for key, values in dict_of_sets:<br /> for value in values:<br /> if predicate(key, value):<br /> x = value<br /> break # THIS BREAKS BOTH LOOPS!<br /> else:<br /> continue<br /> breakI don’t want to go back and change all the code blocks on my website to work with one specific highlighting plugin (in a way that will break if I ever change plugins or if Prismatic ever stops being maintained); I just want to highlight my existing, stock-wordpress-compatible code blocks.
(EDIT: I would consider going back and modifying all my code blocks iff it won’t screw them up in the event that I stop using this plugin; I’m not interested in being vendor-locked or putting myself in a position where I’ve got to do a bunch of chores before I can uninstall a plugin.)
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Prismatic] Trailing comma breaks else-clause highlighting(In the interest of troubleshooting, I tried switching to
prism.js, but that destroys all the newlines in my code for some reason, even after doing a reset…)Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: WordPress *strips* some inline CSS directives from my posts1. So, I’ll need to write an add-on or site-specific code to do this?
2. Is it possible to remove this
safe_style_cssfilter only from posts, and not from comments?Would be cool if it added this to the list alongside “Identicon”, “Wavatar”, “MonsterID”, and “Retro”:
https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/37328/my-god-its-full-of-unicorns
but that’s just a wishlist item
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Allow requests to bare slugs?Fascinating…so redirect_guess_404_permalink becomes disabled when the presence of a trailing dot in the URL disagrees with that in the site settings.
That resolves my concern; thank you!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Allow requests to bare slugs?You don’t need to do anything to turn this on, this is the default behavior.
I opened this thread because that is not true*.
The following—which is precisely my desired behaviour—is, apparently, not out-of-thebox:
if all it has to go on is the slug and that happens to match a slug in the system already, then it will redirect you to there.
*on my site running WordPress 5.4 on PHP 7.4.4 with “Month and name” canonical-permalinks.
I attached the demonstration link to the original post, but I realize that may only be accessible by moderators, so I’ll post it publicly here:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Allow requests to bare slugs?We only provide support to self-hosted users
agreed—I have posted this post in the correct forum; I am self-hosted.
Pretty much all WordPress sites will do this by default
That is…good to hear (and my impression, as well)—but—how does one enable this?
(The first 2 pages of google for “redirect_guess_404_permalink” seem to contain exclusively technical information for WordPress’ programmers)