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Plugin Review: cSprites for WordPress

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  1. Alan (3 comments.) says:

    That is a very clever plugin… I don’t use too many images, so I won’t install it, but bravo.

    Alan

  2. Question (1 comments.) says:

    Will the cache options conflict with our cache plugins? I’m not a total newbie to wp and plugins, but not familiar with the cache ones so much.

    • Thaya Kareeson (51 comments.) says:

      I don’t think it will conflict with cache plugins. The cSprite cache directory is used to store stitched up images and generated CSS files. I don’t foresee any conflicting issues with WP Super Cache or anything like that.

  3. JK (1 comments.) says:

    After activating this plugin, nothing came up on my site. There is something fundamentally wrong or I’m not using it correctly.

    All I did was:

    1) Downloaded & Activated.
    2) All settings were in default values. (No changes).

    Then I visited my site and nothing came up.

    What’s going wrong here?

    • Thaya Kareeson (51 comments.) says:

      @JK
      It sounds like you are doing everything right. It’s best to contact the author to see what he thinks about your issue.

  4. Charleston (1 comments.) says:

    Should be a good plugin to me as my site is full of images.

    Does this works with the WP latest version, 2.9.2?

    One more question, I just need to download and activate it, that’s all..right?

    • Thaya Kareeson (51 comments.) says:

      I haven’t tried it with 2.9.2. Will you be willing to try it and report back? All you have to do is download and activate 99% of the time. The other 1%, you probably have to make some directories writable by the server.

  5. Bilal Ahmad (2 comments.) says:

    I have a question. How the plugin will work with WP Total Cache Plugin. For those who are on Shared Hosting is this plugin helps in reducing burden on CPU Usage or not?


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