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  • Plugin Author Gabe Livan

    (@gabelivan)

    @carl-chapman it looks like the file /wp-content/plugins/thrive-leads/js/frontend.min.js (based on my research, checking the Chrome’s console) is loading other JS files that are likely needed. These files including /wp-content/plugins/thrive-visual-editor/editor/js/dist/image-gallery-libs.min.js that you mentioned are not detected in Asset CleanUp. Also, the files are not render-blocking (based on the source code of the frontend.min.js) and they shouldn’t affect the user experience.

    Asset CleanUp only detects the CSS/JS that is loading in the HTML source, not from other files or iFrames. Anything you notice with LINK (rel=”stylesheet”) and SCRIPT when you view the HTML source is detectable.

    I’m not sure how you managed to apply the unload rules for those files (as you mentioned), but any rules you set in the plugin would not take effect for JavaScript code that is loading within other JS files.

    The file /wp-content/plugins/thrive-leads/js/frontend.min.js is detectable and it does show in the CSS/JS manager. I hope it helps 😉

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