Hi Michael I hope you are doing great today :) There is a built-in add-on called URL Protection which can be found under Membership 2 > Add-ons > URL Protection. [attachment=1278116,117517] Once enabled, it will add an options under Protection rules and that will allow you protect any given url, in your case the url will be simply a "/". like shown in the screenshot [attachment=1278116,117518] Let me know how it went. Cheers :) Majid

Welcome to WPMU DEV Ulf ! And I hope you are having a nice day :) In order to inspect the issue a little bit closer we would like you to send us some extra info using our secure contact form and the following template : Contact form : http://premium.wpmudev.org/contact/. Subject: "Attn: Majid Hamdani" - Mark to my attention, the subject line should contain only: ATTN: Majid Hamdani - Do not include anything else in the subject line, doing so may delay our response due to how email filtering works. - Link back to this thread - login URL and admin account login credentials (may be a temporary admin account) data - Include FTP log-in details (hostname, username & password) - Include hosting control panel access details (login address, username & password) -- cPanel's usually the control panel used for this, but your provider may use something else; I'll need this for accessing your site's database, preferably via phpMyAdmin - Include any relevant URLs for your site Select "I have a different question" from the drop-down list. Thanks :) Majid

Hi Dexter I hope you are doing well today :) Just to let you know that our developers are looking into possible solutions for this and we will update you with additional information as soon as we have some. Best regards, Majid

Hey Serena, I hope you are having a nice day :) I can see the the plugin is already installed, but probably not active that's why you are getting the error message. So you just need to navigate to Plugins > Installed Plugin, scroll down to the bottom and you should see it there inactive, click update and activate once done. [attachment=1277886,117481] Let me know how it went. Cheers, Majid

Hi Colin, Just to let you know, our developers are looking into this and trying to find what exactly caused the issue. We will update the thread as soon as we have some feedback. Best Regards, Majid

Hey Variotik I hope you are having a nice day :) The developers are looking into this, and either me or another teammate will update the thread once we have their feedback. Cheers, Majid

Hi Andrew, I hope you are doing great today ): I see that the images are now working after changing the background url in the css file from relative to absolute as suggested in our previous live chat. Cheers, Majid

Hi Przemys?aw I hope you are doing great today :) I noticed that a plugin you have installed, called WP Media folder was throwing some error in the console. So by disabling it and saving the settings, the EXIF data option is now enabled successfully. Now, the plugin is active and you might have issue trying to save any other settings, so I suggest that you disable it while working with Smush. Let me know if you need any further assistance, I will be happy to help. Cheers, Majid

Hey Emily ! I hope you are doing good today :) I forwarded this to our SLS team (code experts) and they will be doing some further debugging and try to narrow down the issue source. Either me or another teammate will update the thread once we have their feedback. Cheers, Majid

Absolutely Mikuláš, that sounds like a good thing to have. I'll make a feature request of that. Thanks, Majid