Combine Plugins?

I didn’t know about your plugin, but taking a look and it looks like it does something completely different and also some other things, not sure what they do.

Merging the plugin is also of no interest to me (thanks), because I need to have full control over the update window, code, practices, logic, support, etc… in other words, I need to work on this on my own.

But if there are some feature requests, you’re welcome.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Raul P..

Actually, I was not talking about combining the projects but making them somewhat interoperable. Your going into the area of dropping emoji’s, fixing fonts, etc. Those are elements of aac-scoring. I do a few other things around CSS as well but that does not impact your plugin. Two plugins doing the same thing is not difficult to manage but if they do we should ensure they at least do not clobber each other.

— Edward

I get your point, but 2 plugins doing the same task don’t necessarily clobber the site.

Because we use filters, the first one will be applied and the second will probably simply reprocess the already optimized single fonts file for example.There would be a negligible impact in performance, but this is paramount on wordpress and nothing much to do about it.

I do have several options on the settings page to disable most things, including processing and optimizations for fonts, emojis, minification, merging, etc. In that sense, they are already inter-operable if you consider that you can disable those optimizations on my plugin and then use those on your plugin.