Autoptimize is creating too many CSS files with the same code.
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Hello Support Team,
Hope you’re doing well.
I was checking my website’s performance using Google PageSpeed tool. I found that the tool is showing this error: Avoid enormous network payloads – Total size was 6,552 KiB. When I clicked on it, it’s showing many Autoptimize CSS files of 99.6 KiB size and if you open them you will see the exact same content.
Due to this issue, webpage size has increased dramatically and it’s affecting the overall score as well.
Kindly guide me to resolve this issue. Your support is highly appreciated. Thank you.
Regards,
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Hi @optimizingmatters,
WP Cloudflare Super Page cache does not add any HTTP/2 push headers. If you want to use the HTTP/2 Server push then you need to write custom code to add the appropriate link headers and inside the “Fallback Cache” section you need to enable the option of “Save response headers”.But again the plugin does not do any HTTP/2 Server push by default.
The official Cloudflare plugin does have a option to add list of items that you want to do server push. But as you know HTTP/2 server push is not always a very reliable option and in most cases it will slow down your site than making it faster I never recommend anyone using it.
Inside WP Cloudflare Super Page cache if you want to do HTTP/2 Server Push this is how you need to do it: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/the-best-cloudflare-plugin/#post-12949654
As it does not add any server push link headers on it’s own.Hello @optimizingmatters and @isaumya,
Thanks for replying.
I found this code in my functions.php file:
// futta autoptimize function pushAOFiles($in) { $pushType = substr($in,strrpos($in,".")+1) === "js" ? "script" : "style"; header('Link: <'.$in.'>; rel=preload; as='.$pushType,false); return $in; } function pushJQuery($in) { if (strpos($in,"js/jquery/jquery.js")!==false) { $jQurl=includes_url("js/jquery/jquery.js"); header('link: <'.$jQurl.'>; rel=preload; as=script',false); } } //add_filter('autoptimize_filter_js_exclude','pushJQuery'); add_filter('autoptimize_filter_cache_getname','pushAOFiles'); add_filter('autoptimize_filter_cache_create_static_gzip','__return_true');Is this what we are looking at? Please let me know. If this is not what we are looking for then please guide me a bit to find the code. What should I search for?
Thank you.
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