Plugin loads lot of inline style und code

  • Resolved larsactionhero

    (@larsactionhero)


    4 years, 2 months ago

    Being logged in and developing on my project, the Plugin loads lots of css/code into frontend for no reason. Why is this happening?
    Why are there so many single requests of CSS/JS files and plugin-related html code rendered in the frontend?
    Isn’t that code which is admin panel-related?

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  • Plugin Author iClyde

    (@iclyde)

    4 years, 2 months ago

    Hi @larsactionhero

    Duplicate Post also works on “front-end” side.
    But don’t worry only logged in users with right permissions can see that.

    You can test it in incognito and see if you can find any code here.

    Hope it helps 🙂

    Thread Starter larsactionhero

    (@larsactionhero)

    4 years, 2 months ago

    Hi, thanks for the fast reply.

    I’m not worrying about anybody sees that, I know that this related to being logged in or not.
    BUT. I’m worrying about that the it writes stuff in the frontend which (in some parts) makes development way more difficult.
    For example: I was wondering, why a Menu item can’t be clicked porperly and ended up in that one of the plugin’s elements (.cdp-copy-alert-success, which sticks at page top) was overlayering the navigation bar.
    Sorry, but imho this is a no-brainer. Additionally, it produces ugly code and has no need to be rendered in the front end because the functionality of copiying should be related to backend, doesn’t it?

    See here how much stuff that is, also the lots of single requests which even could be bundled.
    Not mentioning the svg inline elements which were rendered additionally.

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    Don’t get me wrong, i like the plugin but in my opinion there are some points which could be improved.

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