Text badly formated after update

Hello Martin.

While this sounds more like a CSS conflict with the theme or other plugins, I was wondering if you can use the latest version of the code and report back if that solved it? V4.0.0 is introduced.

Please dont publicly share links or warn about NSFW ones.

The background color (black) that messes your appearance is not coming from the plugin – its rendered through litespeed cache: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/fi/hpabskp3cpxoicc2omt6k/chrome_k4rhDGtJqY.png?rlkey=3zeeejz3hcmqe49yyiqk2hshy&dl=0

Hi Martin,

I never mentioned that you are the only person on the planet using LiteSpeed Cache, so the rhetorical question is unnecessary. What is necessary is technical evidence before concluding that “this problem was caused by your plugin somehow”.

To be clear and factual:

1. There have been no CSS changes in the plugin that would introduce the behavior you describe. You are free to diff previous and current versions and verify this yourself.
2. The black background you are seeing is not rendered by the plugin, it is injected at runtime by LiteSpeed Cache, as already demonstrated.
3. A font being bold or a glyph like the “R” appearing smaller is a classic sign of theme or font override, not a plugin that does not define fonts at all.

At this point, blaming the plugin without any reproducible evidence is speculation, not debugging. I have already spent time inspecting your site, despite the plugin being free and support limited in actions that do not include personalized debugging.

To move forward pragmatically instead of guessing, please do the following:

• Switch temporarily to a default WordPress theme.
• Clear all cache layers, including litespeed cache.
• Confirm whether the issue persists.

This will conclusively determine whether the problem is related to the plugin or to your theme or cache stack. Until this basic isolation step is done, there is no technical basis to claim the plugin is the cause.

I am happy to continue helping, but only on the basis of facts, not assumptions. Debugging works best that way, magic rarely helps.

Looking forward to your findings.

Hi Martin,

Just to clarify something very basic, because there seems to be confusion.

The file you are referring to, admin.css, is loaded exclusively in the WordPress admin area (backend). It is not enqueued on the frontend, not conditionally, not accidentally, not magically. So it cannot affect what visitors see on your website.

Reporting a frontend visual issue and attributing it to an admin-only stylesheet is technically impossible.

Additionally:

• The plugin does not define fonts.
• The plugin does not force font weights.
• The plugin does not apply background colors to frontend content.

Bold text, broken glyphs like the “R”, and dark backgrounds are all classic results of theme CSS, font-face overrides, or cache/minification layers, not this plugin.

At this point, continuing to insist that “it must be the plugin somehow” without isolating the variables is not troubleshooting, it is guessing.

If you are not interested in following the simple and standard debugging steps I shared in my previous reply, thats ok, however, a future version wont solve any issue related to a factor other than our plugin.

Have a great weekend ahead.