CSS not minifying when logged in as admin

  • Resolved 10F Design

    (@10fdesign)


    1 year, 2 months ago

    Hey, I’m sure I’ve solved this problem in the past, so I’m probably just doing something silly, but even though I’ve checked the Administrator role under “Force optimization for the following user roles”, the plugin is not minifying CSS when I’m logged in. (It works when logged out.) Is there some common mistake I might be making?

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  • Plugin Author Raul P.

    (@alignak)

    Hi, there shouldn’t be any mistake, but right now I cannot check if it’s a bug or something else. Does it work for other user levels?

    There are a lot of enforced exclusions, regardless of the setting.

    Auto-saving (DOING_AUTOSAVE)
    Installing WordPress (WP_INSTALLING)
    Repairing WordPress (WP_REPAIRING)
    Importing data (WP_IMPORTING)
    Ajax requests (DOING_AJAX)
    Command-line requests (WP_CLI)
    XML-RPC requests (XMLRPC_REQUEST)
    WordPress admin tasks (WP_ADMIN)
    Short initialization (SHORTINIT)
    IFrame requests (IFRAME_REQUEST)
    REST API requests (REST_REQUEST)

    404 Error pages (is_404)
    Feeds (is_feed, is_comment_feed)
    Attachment pages (is_attachment)
    Trackbacks (is_trackback)
    Robot.txt (is_robots)
    Preview pages (is_preview, is_customize_preview)
    Embeds (is_embed)
    Admin pages (is_admin, is_blog_admin, is_network_admin)

    Checkout pages (is_checkout)
    Account pages (is_account_page)
    WooCommerce Ajax (is_ajax)
    WooCommerce endpoints (is_wc_endpoint_url)

    certain static files, such as .txt, .xml, .xsl, .map, .css, .js, .png, .jpeg, .jpg, .gif, .webp, .ico, .php, .htaccess, .json, .pdf, .mp4, .webm.

    Request must be a GET request and the requested domain must match the one on the wp_options.

    Request cannot be an AMP page.
    Request cannot have query strings, unless you specify them.

    A possible case is the existence of some cookie that forces you to bypass cache, or in some cases caching (like OPCaching). If not, it might be a bug on the plugin. I will check in the near future if it’s the case.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter 10F Design

    (@10fdesign)

    It’s not minifying for my Subscriber user either.

    Would it conflict with other plugins? The client has installed WP Rocket.

    Plugin Author Raul P.

    (@alignak)

    Sorry for the late reply.
    If the client has wp rocket, then probably they already have options to minify the files and also to delay js exclusions.
    I would recommend using only wp rocket, as FVM would be redundant in this case.

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