kiwieart

Hi again!

I thought I had everything working correctly using just the bottom two grouping options as you helpfully suggested.

Unfortunately, I’ve since discovered that using these options is throwing the following error (and messing up the layout in the mobile viewport):
jquery.easing.min.js?ver=1cecea4…:1 Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
at jquery.easing.min.js?ver=1cecea4…:1
at jquery.easing.min.js?ver=1cecea4…:1
The only option I can select without generating Console errors is CSS minification. But that results in the following GTMetrix issues:

The following external resources have small response bodies. Inlining the response in HTML can reduce blocking of page rendering.

https://word2art.nz/dev/ should inline the following small resources:

https://word2art.nz/dev/wp-content/cache/wpsol-minification/css/wpsol_5f49ef7568281205523d57e93d8fa0b0.css
https://word2art.nz/dev/wp-content/cache/wpsol-minification/css/wpsol_7adf186662376525435430f1637275cf.css
https://word2art.nz/dev/wp-content/cache/wpsol-minification/css/wpsol_97ea2d751f6f88abaa4144804c209088.css
https://word2art.nz/dev/wp-content/cache/wpsol-minification/css/wpsol_addb5a611bf6d73afaee66c8f7217698.css

and

Optimize the order of styles and scripts
The following inline script blocks were found in https://word2art.nz/dev/ between an external CSS file and another resource. To allow parallel downloading, move the inline script before the external CSS file, or after the next resource.

Inline script block #3
Inline script block #4

True, these disappear if I select the two grouping options, but then I’m back to the Console errors I mentioned above.

I would really like to continue using WPSOL because the caching is great and the support is wonderful. But it looks like I”m going to have to use another plugin to address these two issues. If I”m right on this, can you please recommend a plugin that will not conflict with WPSOL caching?

Thanks so much
Sharon

Pleasure ??

I’ll do that right now ??

Thanks so much – that’s worked really well for speed too.

Hi,

I can group JS but not CSS as it messes up my site. Does this mean that I cannot use WP SOL without it throwing all these errors on the console?

Thanks

Thanks so much for that, Joe – it worked beautifully.

There are now two other images coming up in the GTMetrix analysis as not having dimensions specified (and they are rated as being of medium importance to fix):

https://word2art.nz/versatility/wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/images/custom-icon.png
https://word2art.nz/versatility/wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/images/icons/event.png (Dimensions: 16 x 16) (26 uses)

I’m assuming I can incorporate them into your extension plugin. What I’m not sure about, is whether different hooks are required – this really isn’t my area of expertise, sorry! Your assistance with this would be hugely appreciated.

One final issue I”m having, is that Chrome Console throws another error – that Google Maps API is being used multiple times. The only way to get rid of this error currently is to disable to plugin, which obviously I don’t want to have to do. Any suggestions?

Thanks so much!
Sharon

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together – really appreciated. Apologies if this is a silly question, but do I add this to the plugin code itself using the editor option in WP admin panel, or directly into functions.php?

Thanks so much!
Sharon

Thanks for that, Joe. So in other words, add “px” after the height and widths specified? With this being an image in a plugin, how would I go about adding these parameters, please?
Thanks so much!

Have done, thanks again.

Thank you for the information. I had different url’s in WordPress address and Site address – fixed that up and all is working perfectly. Thank you so much!

Sam, your post encouraged me to give connecting WordPress another go. I tried to get a shortlink, but found that this option had disappeared! I did some digging and found an article indicating that WordPress are phasing out shortlinks. Anyway, I did manage to get a shortlink for a specific post I had published, and tried that, to no avail.

But I followed Calvin’s advice (again) and added the https://www. in front of the website url, and hey presto, it worked! I am certain I tried this originally, but for some reason this time, it worked! Hope you get it figured out too. Best of luck,
Sharon ??

Thanks for letting me know, Tara. Any ideas why it happened and how I can avoid it happening in the future?

Hi Tara,

Sorry, I should have mentioned that there is a draft saved, but it contains only two of the hundreds of paragraphs I had written, and they are the very first paragraphs I wrote.

I’m also having the same problem – I’ve tried every combination of URL I can think of, have tried setting up a new IFTTT account, changed my WordPress password so it had no symbols in it, you name it, but no joy. If anyone can help, I’d be really grateful – my website is https://www.kiwiearthmother.com

Hi Ross,
I now have a new problem – my last post went into the spam folder for both my test emails?
Hope you can help,
Sharon