hey Stefan;
Did a quick GPSI test and that one does not single out any Autoptimized JS as being render-blocking, so that’s easy 😉
Now for CSS; “critical CSS” should most definitely help with getting less (no) render-blocking CSS, is that still active and if so how many/ which rules has the “power-up” generated up till this point?
groeten uit het altijd zonnige België,
frank
Hi Frank,
strange because I had tested it before and got the message that javascript of autoptimize is being blocked. Glad this is not the case now 🙂
As for CSS. On the overview page I have the option “Insert important CSS in HTML, postpone the rest?” checked. I have left the corresponding field blank.
On the CriticalCSS tab there is a line for Job Queue for each page. Is that what you mean? The option “rules” and the option “advanced settings” I have not done anything with.
Groeten uit het natte Nederland
Stefan
OK, do you see any AUTO rules having been generated? Or is that list empty?
(en eigenlijk is het hier ook pokkegrijs, behalve in ons hartje .. 😉 )
Uhm..where can i find the auto rules? I only see an overview in the job queue (see below). The section with rules are empty. When i log into criticalness.com i get the message THE CRITICAL CSS RENDERS THE PAGE BLANK 🙁
Status Target Rule Page Path Page Type Creation Date Finish Date Actions
N /massage-aanbod/zwangerschapsmassage/ /massage-aanbod/zwangerschapsmassage/ is_page 5-12-2019 23:24:39 N/A None
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steveoww.
so no rules as seen below?
if that’s the case the queue processing isn’t running, can you check this FAQ entry?
No rules like that 🙁
i installed cron events and get the following:
ao_ccss_queue None ao_ccss_queue_control() 2019-12-05 21:58:41 (now)
2019-12-05 21:58:41 as next run indicates that job is not getting triggered properly. can you click “run now” a couple of times (with let’s say 20-60s interval), but ultimately you will need to (have your hoster) dive into system cron as explained in the FAQ item.
Thanks Frank!
Issue with cron is fixed but still no improved. Instead i have other issues on the website when critical css is activated (i’m not an expert in css ;-)). I contacted criticalness.com so hopefully they can give some advice. Otherwise i have to search for another solution.
Have a great weekend!
Feel free to ask here as well, who knows I can help 🙂
Hi Frank,
I just for a message from criticalcss.com (see below). I van switch off every plug-in but is there an online tool where I can check if display:none is gone?
Groeten uit Nederland 😉
You will need to find what in your theme/plugins sets this “body { display: none }” CSS rule. If you use any kind of spinner or preloader it could be coming from there, otherwise I think it’s most likely from the theme itself. If you don’t know, I suggest asking the theme developers. Ask them how you can make sure that the page is showing content also before javascript loads, how to remove the CSS rules that hide the content.
I checked the HTML source of your un-optimized homepage, but the offending CSS is inline and there is no indication where it might be coming from;
But based on the JS just after that (which a.o. does jQuery('body').fadeIn();), I’m 99% sure “Super Fly Menu”.
Pretty freaky stuff for “just” a menu. Maybe you can make the body{display:none} go away by changing the configuration?
Thank you so much Frank 🙂
I often have issues with this plugin off canvas menu. I removed it and built an off canvas myself. I’m going to test it again tonight and hopefully the critical css will go well now.
Thanks again!!! Have a nice day!
