I didn’t add any custom code in the header of the theme and managing header from the theme’s settings.
Earlier I bought a premium theme but dropped that theme because the site speed was coming in yellow and switched to default theme Twenty Seventeen.
Now after creating the homepage when I am making changes to the header the speed is affecting.
I tried every possible way to increase the site speed, but nothing is working.
I need your urgent assistance on this issue.
Waiting for your response.
Regards
Dev
If your page is not being cached, all I can suggest is addressing what ever Page Speed suggests for improvement.
It seems to me that the Page Speed score isn’t so much based on raw page performance as things within the page it thinks can be improved. This explains how removing something decreases its performance score. The page may be fewer bytes and loads faster, but Page Speed sees room for improvement, so it scores poorly.
]]>Thanks for responding back.
I did almost all the recommended things by Google Page Speed. The only thing left is the Optimize CSS Delivery for the style.css of the theme. The style.css file only has the commented code of the theme and doesn’t have any CSS code.
Also, if I use the cache plugin then it will affect the layout of the site which I created till now. I tried Autoptimize and w3 Total Cache plugin. These two plugins affected the layout of the site.
Is there any other way that I can achieve good score without affecting the site layout.
Waiting for your response.
Regards
Dev
Most scripts can be enqueued in the footer. If they are not already in the footer, and are used on the page, try enqueuing in the footer. CSS that is solely for below the fold content can also be loaded in the footer. The fewer files loaded in head, the better. Where reasonable, converting external files to inline script or style will help.
Optimizing and caching plugins can be beneficial, but they are rarely plug and play. Their settings need to be tuned in order to get the most out of them without corrupting your pages.
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