Reducing unused JavaScript can reduce render-blocking behaviour to speed up your page load and improve your visitors' page experience. By default, JavaScript files are render-blocking because they block the browser from dealing with other page load tasks, thus delaying your page's First Paint. ...
If you are writing a theme or a plugin, don’t put all your code in one giant JavaScript file that loads everywhere. Try to load only the specific code that’s needed in any context. This is the only true way to satisfy the Remove Unused JavaScript warning. The shortcut solution: Dela...
Reduce unused CSS Reduce unused JavaScript Remove duplicate modules in JavaScript bundles Replace large JavaScript libraries with smaller alternatives (deprecated) Serve images in next-gen formats Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy Use a tag with width or initial-scale Use a Content...
Features of multiple plugins can intersect. Instead of using features from multiple different plugins we can choose one main plugin and remove others. First determine the main plugin that covers functionality of other plugins. Then migrate data to main plugin and remove unused plugins. ...
After that, you can further reduce files through the “remove unused CSS” setting in FlyingPress or Perfmatters (faster than WP Rocket’s setting), delaying JavaScript, and replacing plugins. For example, I replaced wpDiscuz with native comments and started using Gutenberg for galleries + tables...
Although we’re all for removing unused CSS and JavaScript, there are some scripts that you won’t want to eliminate. For example, you wouldn’t want to do away with any page’s CSS stylesheet unless you want a website that feels like it was ripped from the last century. ...
config.js modify-typescript-module.js typescript-unused-specifiers.js 15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions 15 scripts/build/config.js Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change @@ -274,6 +274,21 @@ const pluginFiles = [ ...
5. Delete All Unused Tags Tags, Cloud Tags and many more are dead due to massive abuse by bloggers. Cloud Tags no longer help in ranking or convey the intended message. Categories are still the best option. If you happen to have lots of redundant and unused tags, why not perform these...
Reduce unused CSS Reduce unused JavaScript Remove duplicate modules in JavaScript bundles Replace large JavaScript libraries with smaller alternatives (deprecated) Serve images in next-gen formats Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy Use a tag with width or initial-scale Use a Content...