• Resolved yotekoon

    (@yotekoon)


    Hello, I need help to know how to optmized certain script in relation to the return of google page speed.

    The first thing I would need help with is how to optimize this:

    Ensure that text remains visible during webfont loading
    Take advantage of CSS font display functionality to ensure that text remains visible to the user while webfonts are loading.
    xxx.com/wp-content/themes/madara/css/fonts/ionicons/fonts/ionicons.woff2?v=4.5.10-1

    This one:
    Eliminate resources blocking rendering
    Resources block the first painting of your page. Consider providing critical JS/CSS inline and deferring all non-critical JS/styles.
    https://xxx.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.min.js

    This one:
    Reduce unused CSS Potential savings of 117 KiB
    Reduce unused style sheet rules and defer CSS not used for content above the fold to reduce the number of bytes consumed by network activity.

    clearfix:before,.clearfix:after{content:” “;display:table} …

    Please help me or see my site what I can exclude or what to check for better optimization!

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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    for font-display; that would be a change needed in your theme’s CSS file, maybe check with the theme developers.

    for render-blocking jquery; make sure the “don’t aggregate but defer javascript” and “also defer inline javascript” are active, if possible without exclusions. if that is the case you could try activate the “Disable extra compatibilty logic?” option.

    The unused CSS; AO merely aggregates and minifies all the CSS provided by your theme & plugins and does not know which CSS is used or not used and hance cannot remove anything. There however is a new premium service that can remove unused CSS that could help. For more info see the Rapidload entry on Autoptimize’s “Optimize More” tab.

    hope this helps,
    frank

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