Kristiyan Ayvazov

Hello @hbk747,

The image optimization and WebP generation work as expected.

You may confirm this by going to Site Tools > Site > File Manager and navigate to the directory below in which you can find the generated WebP images.
/wp-content/uploads/YYYY/MM/

The issue in your case is related to the size of the images.

Our plugin converts PNG images that have a size below 500kB.

If the main image has a size above the limit, the resized versions will not be converted as well.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Thank you for your update, @eliasgdj.

The filter that you provided above should be used only if the script is loaded from an external source.

In your case, the handle which should be excluded is related to Stripe Extension for Gravity Forms.

Please replace the filter with the following one:

add_filter( 'sgo_javascript_combine_exclude', 'js_combine_exclude' );
function js_combine_exclude( $exclude_list ) {
    $exclude_list[] = 'gforms_stripe_frontend';

    return $exclude_list;
}

Let us know if the issue persists.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Hello @eliasgdj,

Please elaborate on how our filter was set and in which file.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Thank you for the update, @pinoooo.

We have checked the case and the issue is related to several <title> tags.

Each HTML page should have only one <title> tag, however, we will consider providing a fix in the upcoming versions of the plugin.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Thank you for the update, @hadeermj.

In this case, I am marking the case as resolved.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Thank you for the update, @polsola.

We have checked the case and we noticed that there is a difference in the styles provided by Google Fonts.

For example:
https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Poppins%3Awght%40400%3B700&display=swap
https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Poppins%3Awght%40400%3B700&display=swap

Our plugin uses the Google CSS API version one.

The CSS API v2 provides more font weights with this specific family.

A fix will be provided in the upcoming versions of the plugin.

We will let you know once this is done.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Hello @pinoooo,

Please provide us with a link to the website so we can check the case.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Hello @polsola,

The Web Font optimization seems to work properly.

Could you elaborate on how are you trying to load the fonts and on which page(s) they are not loading as expected?

Regards,
Kristiyan

Hello @hadeermj,

Duplicating Combination and Minification optimizations is not recommended, since may lead to unexpected behavior.

When the user is logged in a non-cached content is served. The issue may be related to CDN settings if you are using one, or other plugin issues. We would need the site URL, to check this further as well as the second issue you have posted.

Regards,
Kristiyan

Hello @mrmocha,

The use of DNS Pre-fetch is used for loading resources from an external source. Upon adding a domain for DNS prefetching, you may set it as domain.com without https:// or https:// in the front. DNS prefetching will work for both of them.

When adding a local font to the Web Fonts Optimization you will need to add the full path to the specific font. The font will be then preloaded. Make sure you are adding fonts that are actually used on your page, since this may lead to unnecessary preloading.

Regards,
Kristiyan