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  • #2570
    jsgljc
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    I am having the same problem. I copied the code in web.config as mentioned in start tab. but after updating all my css files & everything stops working. My site is live and cannot afford a lot of downtime.

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    #2577
    Suman M.
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    Hi, it seems like invalid CSS path. Can you please let us know your website details (as private message) so that we can have a look at the issue.

    #2592
    jsgljc
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    #2593
    Suman M.
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    Please, also let us know your website backend details (as private message).

    #2594
    jsgljc
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    #2606
    Suman M.
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    Hi, in this case, it would be better if you can setup test site with same theme. Thanks!

    #2615
    jsgljc
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    #2616
    Suman M.
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    For IIS, you simply have to follow these steps:
    – upload and activate HMWP plugin
    – in HMWP settings, start tab, select ‘Medium Pripacy – More Compatibility’ scheme and save settings.
    – in start tab click on “IIS configuration” button and follow guide to update web.config file. (web.config is located in WP root directory and you should use FTP to update it. Note that you may need to update this file whenever you change settings or install a new plugin or theme)

    In your case, after saving settings in HMWP plugin, the CSS breaks. This means HMWP plugin has actually masked/changed the wordpress default paths, but the rules you have added in your web.config file is not working somehow.

    Can you please confirm with your host the web.config file location? Also can you please send us your web.config file before and after adding HMWP rules, as zipped file.

    #2620
    jsgljc
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    #2623
    Suman M.
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    web.config looks good. Can you please confirm with your host the web.config file location for your website?

    #2628
    jsgljc
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    #2659
    jsgljc
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    Hello !

    Any updates on the issue ?

    #2660
    jsgljc
    Post count: 10

    Hello !

    can we arrange a teamviewer session where you can login to the backend and check the settings. Please let me know the suitable time & timezone so you can help me out on that.

    #2662
    Suman M.
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    #2666
    jsgljc
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