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Except that srcset is working now with the medium-width image after removing Cloudflare. I don't know why that is; it just is.

That code only sets image sizes and nothing else. Blocksy is the theme being used with Core Framework and Greenshift for added utility and Gutenberg blocks. There are no image plugins other than yours. Yeah, let's go with the refund, but I'll definitely keep an eye on your plugin, but not with...

It just generates custom image sizes. All images are going to R2. But if I disable the App for Cloudflare plugin, this stops happening, and srcset gives me the proper images. Is it too late for me to get a refund? I don't know what to do anymore. I've really tried hard to get this all working...

Yep, R2. For example, I'm using the custom image "medium-width" having a size of 480 x 0, but srcset is using cropped images from other sizes, and anything smaller than that selected image is one of the cropped ones. This is my script in WP Code Box. <?php /** -[ Cory Curtis - 2024-07-04 -...

When I choose an image and set it to use srcset, it serves up cropped images from my various sets of cropped images in my custom PHP. It does not use the converted image's varying file sizes as it should. To remedy this, I guess I would have to change my custom sizes to have a width-only set...

Community, but both is good.

This is an awesome addition. Now I can get this site done . . . Finally! What is your Cloudflare username? I'm wondering if I've ever quoted you on my tech blog.

It's working. My theory then is this; that I added the license to the free plugin, and even though I installed the updated plugin over the top of it, something remained that was interfering with the conversion.

Results: Since I've removed and reinstalled it, I will upload some other images and see what happens. I don't know why I didn't already.

This is a link from the media library. https://media.herbsfor.life/herbs-for-life-yin-yang-leaves_300px.png?1722743806 OneDrive Zip HFL-PNG.zip

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The path doesn't match either.

I forgot to reinstall the free plugin and activate it, but that file doesn't exist anyhow.

I removed Pro, downloaded, and reinstalled it; there is no file by that name. I also unzipped the file on my drive and can't find it.

find: ‘BasePubAdvanced.php’: No such file or directory I deleted both free and Pro plugins and reinstalled the Pro version. I don't even see it in the admin menu anymore.

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But it's not working. I reloaded the Pro plugin. PNG images are going to R2, but no conversions.

I disabled the image converter plugin. I only have the Pro plugin installed. When I open the "Add Plugin" dialog and search for yours, it says it's installed allready. I deleted it and installed it from WP; it says it's the pro version after activating it.

Where do I download it from? I can't find it in my account. Seems like I installed the free one from wordpress.org and added the license I purchased. No? Regards, ~ Cory C.

I deleted all of my PNG's, enabled the image conversion, set compression to 70, and uploaded 18 PNG logos, but they are still PNG's. I'm also getting the cropped images again. (Fixed the image cropping) <img data-perfmatters-preload="" loading="eager" decoding="async" fetchpriority="high"...