Multiple combined css files on site

  • Resolved pinoooo

    (@pinoooo)


    3 years, 6 months ago

    SG Optimizer places the combined css file after the </title> tag (So <link rel=”stylesheet” id=”siteground-optimizer-combined-css…. ). So far so good.

    But it also places the same combined css file after other </title> tags on a site. For example after svg title tags.
    So when you have 10 times a svg, your site will contain 1 + 10 times the combined css file.

    Solution: SG Optimizer will only place the combined css file after the </title> tag in de <head>, not in the body.

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  • Hello @pinoooo,

    Please provide us with a link to the website so we can check the case.

    Regards,
    Kristiyan

    Thread Starter pinoooo

    (@pinoooo)

    See: https://7i.se/b
    (I used a URL shortener service, so I can delete the URL later on)

    Thank you for the update, @pinoooo.

    We have checked the case and the issue is related to several <title> tags.

    Each HTML page should have only one <title> tag, however, we will consider providing a fix in the upcoming versions of the plugin.

    Regards,
    Kristiyan

    Thread Starter pinoooo

    (@pinoooo)

    Each HTML page should have only one <title> tag

    Yes and no.
    Yes: each HTML page should have only one <title> tag in the HEADer.
    No: each <svg> can also contain one <title> tag.

    we will consider providing a fix in the upcoming versions of the plugin.

    Thank you. Please, keep us informed.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by pinoooo.
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by pinoooo.
    Thread Starter pinoooo

    (@pinoooo)

    Solved in Version 5.8.0! Great! thank you.

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