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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Pro Version but I cannot fix a pagespeed issueGoogle font files are currently ignored by the plugin because these files will serve the font type based on the browser that accesses it. If JCH Optimize caches these files then the font will show incorrectly in some browsers.
The next version will have support for Google fonts by caching the appropriate file for the respective browser so it serves the cache intelligently to display the correct font in each browser.
This should be released by the end of this month.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Perfect butAs you correctly concluded, this is a file permission issue on the server so I would recommend contacting the host. Ask what permissions do you need to set for directories so PHP can write to them.
On some websites I think you need to write files via FTP but this functionality is not in the plugin. I could consider it for future versions if this is the only way it can work for some persons.
If you’re still having trouble after speaking with the host I would recommend submitting a support ticket on the website so I can look at it more closely for you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Pro version configurationI have not seen any tickets or emails from you.
Please log in to your account on https://www.jch-optimize.net/. You will see the option to submit a ticket under the Support -> Submit Ticket menu item.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Does it combines all js?…Also files that are loaded from other codes/files cannot be optimized by the plugin since they are not embedded in the HTML. It’s better to view the source of the page to see what is excluded than use the results of a performance tool.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Does it combines all js?It depends on the configuration you have set in the plugin. If you’re using the free version then only files in the <head> section are combined. Files in the <body> and inline-scripts are ignored. You would need to use settings Deluxe and higher (only available in the Pro version) to combine all the files on the page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Pro version configurationSure I can. You would need to subscribe and submit a ticket on the site for that service.
Could you describe in detail or provide a screenshot of the website when it’s broke?
Check out this article also, it might help:
https://www.jch-optimize.net/support/knowlegebase/1.html?view=articleForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Site BrokeHmm. I would need to check this on your site unfortunately. Is it possible to provide site access? Send an email to [ redacted, support is not offered via email, Skype, IM etc. only in the forums ] and I’ll give you access to the ticket system so you can submit a ticket with admin access and I’ll check it for you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Site BrokeTry disabling gzip in the Automatic Group on the Basic Options tab. You probably have some directive in your htaccess to gzip your site but maybe you should add an exclusion to files that are already gzipped.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Pre Sale Question For The Pro VersionThe link you provided doesn’t really go anywhere but I think you’re talking about CSS-render blocking. Read this article right here on how the pro version helps you to address that:
https://www.jch-optimize.net/documentation/tutorials/eliminate-render-blocking.htmlI’ve seen 100% score before and if that’s the only thing you have then there’s a good chance you could score that too. Only one way to find out:
https://www.jch-optimize.net/subscribe/new/jchoptimizewp.html?layout=defaultForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Optimizing Images and Lazy LoadingNo problem. Happy to help.
I hope you consider purchasing the pro version and also consider leaving a review for us at https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/view/plugin-reviews/jch-optimize
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Optimizing Images and Lazy Loading01. Yes the Lazy-load feature is only available in the Pro Version.
02. i) The plugin provides an easy interface for optimizing images on your site using the Kraken API. This again is only available in the Pro Version. You will see a folder tree of the folders on your server starting from the root folder. If you click on a folder if opens up and reveals the files and sub-folders in that folder. Click on the ‘Optimize Image’ button and the plugin will optimize all the images in that folder and replace the original images with the optimized version. Currently you can only optimize one folder at a time but in the next version, to be released shortly, you will be able to also optimize images in sub-folders.
ii) You need to sign up on https://kraken.io to get your API key and API secret to optimize images. Save these in the appropriate fields in the plugin and then you’re set to go.
iii) When you sign up you start with free account which allows you to optimize up to 50Mb of images. After this quota is reached, there are other plans that you can consider that best suit your needs: https://kraken.io/plans
These plans are separate from the cost of the JCH Optimize plugin. We only use the Kraken API but there’s no affiliation between the two companies.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Yslow has noted none improvmentPS. Regarding your post on CSS expresssions, JCH optimize doesn’t change the contents of your CSS or javascript files. It merely combines and minifies them. If you want to avoid CSS expressions, simply don’t use them in your CSS files.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Yslow has noted none improvmentCan you say what setting you are using? Have you tried the various Automatic Settings?
Have you read the tutorial on how to configure the plugin? You’ll find it here:
https://www.jch-optimize.net/documentation/tutorials/how-to-configure-the-plugin-with-optimum-settings.htmlIt’s probably a good idea to read the other tutorials while you’re at it.
Bear in mind that Google font files are not optimized by the plugin currently. The next version will have support for Google font though.
If javascript or CSS files are loaded from the codes of other files, the plugin cannot optimize them since the file urls are not embedded in the HTML document, for eg. some of Google Analytic files.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Error writing files to cacheIt could be that PHP doesn’t have the right permissions to write to the server.
Check with your host and let them know this plugin is trying to write some files to the cache folder and ask if there are any restrictions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JCH Optimize] Error writing files to cacheTry checking the permissions of the cache folder. Set it to 755. If that doesn’t work try 775, then 777 if your host allows you to set that permissions.