you could do something like this…
http://advent.squareonemd.co.uk/prevent-loading-unnecessary-scripts-and-styles-in-wordpress/
or, what i recently did, is to install Plugin Organizer…
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/plugin-organizer/
with that, you can easily disable scripts globally without having to edit the theme functions.php file
than you can allow the scripts on a per-page basis right from the page/post editor – in may case, i disabled only CF7 and Wp-Pro-Quiz globally, then allowed the loading of those scripts on the respective pages
the best solution would be if the plugin author did this by enqueuing the css/js only on the quiz pages (if possible)
Hello. CF7 has a workflow, provided by the plugin owner, which disables it when it is not useful.
I’m wondering if here the owner can help us in a “certified” way to load the plugin only in a specific page.
May the owner join this discussion?
Riccardo
