Simple Cache

no, I haven’t. should work though, give it a try & report back here? ??

frank

I’ve tried running both together and it seems fine to me, certainly reduces my page load time significantly.

I do notice that when I don’t have the css optimized the load times increase noticeably. I am having to do this because I have a blog summary area on the front page of my site which is structured in four columns and for some reason, when CSS optimization is enabled, it pushes the fourth column down below the others.

Is there any way I can identify which code is being affected and leave it out of being included in the css optimization? I would like to do this because the pageload speed is much faster with css optimized.

thanks

Is there any way I can identify which code is being affected and leave it out of being included in the css optimization?

well, I generally do something like this;
* go to the page that behaves badly
* open your developer toolbar
* using inspector (or whatever it’s called in your browser of choice) inspect the CSS of the node that is pushed down when AO is active
* look at which CSS (filename or inline) is responsible for styling that node
* try excluding that from AO CSS optimization

let me know if you need additional help. when push comes to shove you can also use the API to tell AO not to optimize the CSS for that specific page (which means all other pages do get CSS-optimized) ??

frank

I’ve managed to identify all the CSS to remove from optimizing, and its working. Only problem is that my theme’s back-to-top button in the bottom right corner has disappeared. Will investigate this further, thanks for your help.

Fixed the button problem by turning on the JS catching. All good now

Many thanks for you quick support

you’re welcome ac1643, have a nice weekend ??