• Hi Ronald,

    sorry to bug you again, but for better or worse I’m also a performance freak and passionate minimalist.

    So I was wondering: Do you see a possibility to not load the JS and now the CSS of the plugin on pages which do not allow comments? I don’t know if there is an easy way to ask WP about this, but you are definitely fitter than me, perhaps you know something. This would make especially the landing page a teeny bit lighter, which is always good for Google and Co. I know they’re not big, but still, every little bit helps.

    Alternatively an option box when editing the page. WP Featherlight (a great lightbox plugin for performance freaks) does this, albeit a little bit wonky). A checkbox is added to the ‘Publish’ dialog called ‘Disable lightbox’, and prevents the loading on that page when checked – you could lift the code from WP Featherlight. But obviously automatic detection would be better.

    If this is too much hassle, accept my apologies and just ignore.

    Thanks,

    Tim

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