CSS Combine and @import rule

  • Resolved Pyetro

    (@subfighter3)


    1 year, 8 months ago

    Am I the only one in the entire WWW experiencing problems with @import rules? The LiteSpeed Cache WP plugin doesn’t consider and combine external CSS loaded with @import.

    I noticed that trying to switch to Litespeed from Autoptimize, the latter could do so.

    Wouldn’t it be more convenient to parse and also embed the target of the @import statement when combining CSS with LiteSpeed Cache?

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Pyetro.
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  • You shouldn’t use import for CSS include. This is the worst thing you can do and will ruin your site’s performance.

    Thread Starter Pyetro

    (@subfighter3)

    Despite it has not been selected as the correct answer, this post makes a very good point about it: https://stackoverflow.com/a/23175775/4530868

    You’re indeed right, but what we are talking about is LiteSpeed taking care of the @imports, combining all the external CSS in the proper order, cleaning and minimising it, as other performance plugins would do.

    I quite see this lack as a bug of the LiteSpeed Cache plugin, very easy to fix though.

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    thanks for the info , I have forwarded this to our devs

    Thread Starter Pyetro

    (@subfighter3)

    Great!
    Can you please let me know here what they say about my request, and if they plan to integrate this feature in some upcoming release?

    Thanks!

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