• Resolved auditt

    (@auditt)


    Hi there,

    general questions about the replacement-functionality that is coming with your pro version:
    1) As far as I understood, this function can harm the server performance but by caching the replacement is triggered once, right?
    2) Is any caching possible (especially from Kinsta since they have their own setup)?
    3) And is it really necessary to minify and combine the css/js to do the replacement? I ask because combining makes less sense due to http/2

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  • Plugin Contributor Maya

    (@tdgu)

    Hi,
    There are 2 types of replacements:
    a) General / HTML Text Replace https://wp-hide.com/documentation/general-html-text-replace/ This is used to change specific texts ( and words if necessarily )
    b) HTML/CSS/JavaScript Replacements https://wp-hide.com/documentation/html-css-js-replacements/ This helps to virtually white-label any plugins and themes on your site, without breaking the script and appearance/layout.

    1) This isn’t really a function that requires much of server resources ( e.g. CPU ). The execution time is directly impacted by the page HTML size, the loaded assets, the number of required Replacements. That means, the large the slower.
    You are correct, the plugin includes an internal cache system, meaning once a resource ( CSS / JavaScript ) is processed, it will be saved locally for fast loading on later calls.

    2) Any server or a custom plugin cache will work the same as before.

    3) You don’t have to minify/combine the assets, you can choose InPlace selection, in which case all assets are processed and loaded in the same way ( sam spot within HTML) as default file.

    Thanks

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