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I have a problem with a plugin I've deleted, apparently the cache on the users browser still send request for some JS and CSS files that are gone, the problem is that this is causing a lot of 404 errors in the logs (in 1 day I generated 4GB of error logs only containing the 404 deleted CSS and JS files).

I was trying to create a setting on NGINX that will send a 410 response to everyone that was trying to access the missing JS and CSS files, the path of the files is the same:

/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/autoptimize_single_32ab5663ad75c559c9af68098a1b63e6.js

/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_32c1c99d8f7a5a9618074737134c8f9c.css

I tried various location settings I found online for both all files that contains autoptimize_*.css and js and the folder /autoptimize, but it didn't work, it was like this:

location ^~ /autoptimize { return 410; }

What I'm missing?

I am trying to send the output of a wp-cli command to a slack webhook. WP-cli outputs tables with, in this case, plugin updates.

The command for this is: $ wp plugin update --all --dry-run --format=table

The normal output is:

Up until recently (since installing some caching plugins) my website worked fine whether I went to:

I faced with this error on my Wordpress website "Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function at (index):2"

I found this solution to add

I've been trying to debug a web site to speed it up. I search a plugin in wordpress and I found Autoptimizer and decided to use it. After minifying CSS files and inline CSS files, some bug appeared in the blog. I saw that web pages act like they are on mobile-view mode except index.php so home page. I do not know how to solve it and I could not fix it.

This is the homepage of wordpress website. As you see footer is good positioned. But when you check the other pages such as this one, it is aligned like I open the web page in a mobile device. Not only footer but all body parts, elements, classes act like they are in a mobile device.

I deactivated the CSS options of AutoOptimizer but afterwards some HTML elements got broken. That's why I re-activated the plugin and thought this problem (instead of some broken tags) can be solvable than other one.

Please help me. I think sharing CSS codes is unnecessary because you can display them easily with dev options in browser. Even I compared their container classes. I try to find differences between container div in index.php and container div in other pages but they are the same classes and have same attributes.

When a guest user checks out, and he doesn’t choose to create an account, the account is created all the same. Besides this, when the user tries to “register” his account with the email he used to make the purchase, the system logs in even without requesting for a password.

Here I show with screenshots the steps that I took.

• Disabling all plugins, leaving only Woocommerce and the Storefront theme enabled.
• Enable/Disable the option “Allow customers to log into an existing account during checkout” in Woocommerce > Settings > Account & Privacy.
• Checked this answer but I'm not selling any subscription products.

Other configurations I have enabled in Woocommerce > Settings > Account & Privacy are the following:

• Allow customers to place orders without an account
• Allow customers to create an account during checkout
• Allow customers to create an account on the “My account” page
• When creating an account, automatically generate an account username for the customer based on their name, surname or email
• When creating an account, automatically generate an account password

And here is the information regarding the WordPress production instance (I also tested the same error in a WAMP instance in Windows):