Incredible, it was exactly that! The date was defined in hard copy and not in the conventional format (j F Y). Thank you for your speed and expertise. You were right on target.
Your extension is great, I even think it’s the only one that’s free (for the webp part) because the others offer subscriptions. So this is a big service that you provide to the WordPress community. Do you think I can find a possibility of doing what I’m talking about? Use the .webp extension directly in the source code of the page? Or will I have to find another plugin?
The image is then converted via the GD library. It’s super simple and the extension is .webp in the code. Exemple : image.jpg -> image.webp For PHP unfortunately it is not as simple. This is why we are looking for an extension capable of doing the same. Concerning compatibility, all browsers accept webp except IE which no longer exists.
From what I think I understand, your extension does not allow you to have real .webp files like I have with twig.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by sylvainfx.
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Why do I want to have a .webp in the source code? Because your extension allows you to convert .jpg to .webp quite simply. So I want .webp at the end. It’s like you gave me a red ice cream and told me it was chocolate ice cream. Everyone, including me, will think it’s strawberry ice cream. When we are looking for an extension that allows us to have images in .webp, we want the extension to be webp. Not just the guy.
That’s why I wanted to know if there was a solution to really have real .webp in the source code.
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