• Resolved pokercouch

    (@pokercouch)


    Hi there,

    I’m on the free version of Asset Cleanup and I have tried to unload the following css with no success:

    /wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/css/frontend.min.css

    When I run a Lighthouse test the Elementor CSS shows as still loaded on the page.

    Is there anything else I need to do to really unload it? I have picked “Unload on All Pages of “post” post type” but that doesn’t seem to be enough in this case.

    Apart from this the unload function has worked well so thanks for a neat plugin.

    BR

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by pokercouch.

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  • Plugin Author Gabe Livan

    (@gabelivan)

    @pokercouch I’ve checked the URL you mentioned about and whenever I append /?preview&wpacu_unload_css=elementor-frontend (which should unload on-page request the CSS you told us about) it simply does not unload it. When I try with other CSS files, it does work fine. Are you sure you do not have any load exception set somewhere? This could be the reason behind the loading. Load exceptions always have priority over any unload rule.

    PS: I noticed you’re using the SG Optimizer plugin for optimizing CSS. I suggest you use Asset CleanUp’s one as it’s better to use one plugin for all front-end optimization (ideally). I also use SG Optimizer, but mostly for page caching. If you mix features from various performance plugins (not recommended), be careful with that as this could be harder to manage and use extra resources (e.g. enable minify/combine in both SG Optimizer and Asset CleanUp).

    Thread Starter pokercouch

    (@pokercouch)

    The swift reply is appreciated. I checked again and as you suspected a dependency rule probably caused it. So it works now and worked as supposed the whole time. Once again thanks!

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