Martin

Hello @vmarko,

I don’t have this option “Eliminate render blocking…” for css. I use manual nimification. https://prnt.sc/kza_JplyZbCX

The file is wp-content/themes/xstore/css/modules/layout/header/parts/search.min.css or https://www.pflanzkompass.at/wp-content/cache/minify/34f44.default.include.fe675d.css in its minified version. It is embe

Thank you! Best regards

Martin

Hello @vmarko,

thank you!

I did not quite understand the question: “Is there a specific number of pages you are caching with the preload?” I would like to have most of the site (20 pages, 500 products, a number of product archives) available in the cache.

I observed that pages cached as .old are not served from cache as fresh ones are when opened in the browser. They are compiled on that demand and only then simultaneously refreshed in the cache. Cached pages turn into .old in a matter of a few hours.

Best regards

Martin

Hi,

I am sorry, I misread your request. Here is screenshot of the error log, I guess that is what you meant https://snipboard.io/8pLjtc.jpg

Images are converted to webp by WordPress’ “Performance Lab” plugin, in case that is relevant. Thank you!

Best regards

Martin

Hi,

thank you! Here’s the screenshot

https://snipboard.io/JHWqyM.jpg

I disabled some plugins that might influence media administration but without change.

Hi @vmarko,

thank you for that comprehensive clarification! I had not thought about the GDPR rules pertaining this topic, but it makes sense. In the end, it would mean not only identifying the user but saving unique usage history, with or without account/transaction pages.

Kind regards

Martin

Hello @vmarko,

thank you very much, I really appreciate your help!

I have gone through all assets and added those that did not cause problems on the site. Problems happened mostly with js that made frontend elements disappear or cause errors when added to minify.

Now I wonder what is actually the right approach. I chose to use manually minify because of some problems the automatic minification caused. But now gtmetrix either reports chained requests of exactly those js that I excluded from minification, or reports them as blocking in the waterfall.

For example on this product page https://www.pflanzkompass.at/artikel/allium-senescens/

best regards

Martin

Hello Marko,

thanks a lot! It turned out to be a rejected cookie that I didn’t think was loaded on all pages. When I removed it from the “rejected cookie” section the normal page caching behavior came back.

Best regards

Hello,
tried it, works! Just didn’t show up like that in preview mode. Thank you!

Regards
Martin

Hello,

I have exactly the same question. Please let us know if this is possible.

Very much appreciated!
Martin

Thank you!

Hallo,

hat prima funktioniert, vielen Dank!

Grü?e

Hi,

thank you for your answer. I am neither trying to be kind nor unkind. I am looking for a way to get through to you and to a solution.

Please consider the new situation:

“2 of my 3 topics have been deleted, but not by me, including the most recent and unanswered thread. Please tell me, why?

You’ve opened about 3 tickets on our system, and the first two were replied almost instantly.

The one you have answered quickly and one time is still there. Your reply was from the 15th of September and it was not helpful. That is why I replied, but haven’t got an answer still. I found a workaround myself and finally marked it as “resolved”, understanding that no more help was going to come.

At one point I even sent you a direct message, asking for the (paid!) service for a complete set-up of your plugin. No answer.

Search your forum for “no answer”. You will find many complaints concerning support delay.

Martin