What is the simplest way to add “async” tag to JQuery

Only adding “async” to jQuery will cause errors with the 2 blocks of inline script that rely on jQuery @rsclmumbai … but maybe try the “async javascript”-plugin?

An alternative could be to tick the “also aggregate inline js”-option and then remove js/jquery/jquery.js from the list of JS optimization exclusions (and add wordfence_logHuman to avoid the wordfence inline JS from breaking your AO JS cache)?

frank

Thank Frank, will try the inline option; couple quick question before I do.

1. Does the order in which JS are inlined matter? Or does AO inline JS in the order they are setup on the webpage.
2. Does inlining jS have any negative SEO impact?

Thanks,

1. AO indeed keeps the order the scripts are found in
2. no ??

Thanks Frank!! Its looking good.

GTMetrix:
A PageSpeed Score: 94%
B YSlow Score: 83%
TTFB: 117ms
PageSpeed: 71/89

CSS files are the only hurdle. Not sure why AO is creating 2 css files (combined, minified). If you could take a quick look at my website and suggest solution, I would get a perfect score.

Thanks

Not sure why AO is creating 2 css files (combined, minified).

because your original CSS will have files with media=”all” and some with e.g. media=”screen” and AO honors those, resulting in 2 files, one for each media-type. you _could_ use the API to enforce them all to media=”all” (example code for a slightly different use case here), but that _could_ break stuff as well ??