hernan2022

What a shame, my bad, it’s simply me who constantly update the home with new posts and given the nature of my posts they receive fewer visits when they pass (then a cache is generated with the new visit)

Everything seems fine, sorry for the silly post, thanks for checking it out

By the way, this is even more noticeable in the posts themselves, the posts are always practically real time, even old posts:
https://brevenoticia.cl/nacional/21-09-2023/mega-operativo-policial-desarticula-a-resistencia-mapuche-lafkenche-en-arauco/

Thank you

Oh it’s fine now (I left cron enabled in case it got fixed, it fixed and finished transforming the images)

If it happens again I will pay more attention to collect more information so that I can make a more complete report

Thank you so much

Thanks for the observation

Yes, thank you, I confirm that the file list is finished

To recover some of the finesse in critical CSS I will list the important pages in “Separate CCSS Cache URIs”

I think “/$” should be safe to request separate critical CSS for the home page (and nothing else)

Thanks greetings

Yes, I’m pretty sure the problem was buddypress being recognized as pages. But right now as buddypress is changing the way it handles slug and the structure of its pages, this probably won’t be a problem in the future

If in “Separate CCSS Cache URIs” I put “/$” would I be generating critical CSS only for the home page? Is it reasonable to place all the important urls here to ensure the best loading of styles?

Thank you

I have a theory, I had “page” configured with separate critical css

Maybe the buddypress/youzify urls were being interpreted as page urls. Very recently buddypress has updated the way it handles urls, but that may be the cause

Too little time has passed to confirm or rule out this theory, I would have liked to have realized it sooner.

I understand, it makes a lot of sense

Thank you very much for the information

It was difficult for me but I was able to fix it, for some reason the classes in the parent did not work, but by digging into the theme files I discovered how to insert a class into those images

Thank you

I have thought more about the matter and the truth is that the plugin correctly integrates Google fonts (with preconnection) and also only downloads two variables, it is not like other themes or plugins that download practically all the variables of each font

I have decided to use Open Sans in the project, using the Youzify download. Maybe eventually in the future you could integrate the option to disable Google Font downloads (for those who want to manage the fonts in another way or host them on the server itself)

What is good to note is that font-display: swap is not working. I had to force it with my optimization plugin

In any case, thank you very much ! Greetings

A “safe font” is a font that is already present in most browsers, so it is not necessary to download anything, when optimizing a website it can be an interesting choice

The font I would like to try is called “Verdana”. In addition to applying the font, I would like to know if there is a way to prevent Youzify from downloading Open Sans

I would also like to advise that the Youzify font is being inserted without font-display (according to https://pagespeed.web.dev/)

Thanks

Thank you ! I always had that doubt

I think I found it, if anyone needs to remove vpi you have to search for litespeed_vpi_list AND litespeed_vpi_list_mobile

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by hernan2022.

I’m a little confused, I think I was actually able to delete the VPI data. And only the VPI of the home was left on the phone, a little strange