I think I figured out the issue: I’m using the Bourbon Neat sass library and it adds a line: @include font-feature-settings(“kern”, “liga”, “pnum”); that IE apparently doesn’t like. I removed this mixin include and the IE problem went away.
Fixing Access-Control-Allow-Origin (CORS origin) for multiple subdomains
Leverage the REST API for extension/WordPress communication. EDIT As discussed in the comments, creating custom AJAX handlers is probably a more straightforward and “more simple” approach. In order to implement your project using the REST API, you would likely have to implement a custom post type as well as a custom REST endpoint controller class. … Read more
Edge browser (and Chrome and Firefox too), are using the Windows screen size and display ratio to render. I have Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro laptop with a screen resolution of 3200×1800. If I set display ratio to 100%, then browser displays website smaller (website is 1200px wide, for instance, and the rest to 3200 is … Read more
You can use cookie to store information in the visitor’s browser. In your single post template, you can set the cookie by using setcookie( ‘last_post_id’, get_the_ID() ); And on your other page, you can manage the last post that the user has visited. $last_post_id = ! empty( $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] ) ? $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] : false; if( $last_post_id … Read more
So this is in no way the best solution, but it seems like the issue in Internet Explorer occurs when the browser is trying to access just the URL: example.com/sub-installation When I simply add a slash to the end of it, the browser will try to access the front page on example.com/sub-installation and not try … Read more
You can’t, there’s a filter to convert everything to jpeg on upload or everything to webp, but short of installing a 3rd party service to figure it out on the fly there is no fallback solution that serves webp to some and jpeg to others I thought wordpress would manage this but it does not. … Read more
Problems with homepage in different browsers
My problem was due to bad use of COOKIEPATH. The overwrite of COOKIE PATH blocked the browser to display and access to wordpress_logged_in_ cookie and its reading. The browser Safari was entirely blocked and didn’t allow access to wordpress dashboard. Also the error “Cookie blocked : please activate cookies” of browser was entirely due to … Read more
TinyMCE is generally cross-browser compatible. However they provide the best support for IE, Firefox and Safari. I’ve never ran into problems with my beloved Opera too. http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Browser_compatiblity If there are any bugs they’re mostly not browser-dependent, but if they are – try Firefox, Safari, Opera, IE – in that order.