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  • Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    that’s probably because the total amount of aggregated CSS was just too much, older versions of IE indeed choked on that. you can always exclude one or more CSS-files from optimization to work around that.

    hope this helps,
    frank

    Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    Had some time to look into this some more and can confirm my previous quick assessement;

    The CSS-file is 1.2MB (but goes over the wire compressed to 262.8 KB). That size is not the problem in/ of itself, but the amount of CSS rules (14556 according to this JS-based counter, 9704 according to my browser’s style editor) will be, cfr. this stackoverflow answer for more in-depth information.

    So if you need this fixed (because although IE7/8/9 are no longer supported by MS IE 8 and 9 still have market share) you should either disable CSS optimization or exclude some of the CSS, for example:

    font-awesome.css, plugins/ubermenu/, plugins/gravityforms, reset-bootstrap.css, tmf-shortcodes.css, store.css

    this will require testing though, as this changes the order of loaded style rules, which can lead to inconsistencies.

    frank

    Thread Starter ivanvash

    (@ivanvash)

    Thank you

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