How Site-Wide Unload Rules Override Other Rules and How to Add Exceptions

An Unload site-wide (everywhere) rule already removes the asset from every page. Use a load exception when the asset must remain available in a narrower context. When a stylesheet or JavaScript file is marked as Unload site-wide (everywhere), Asset CleanUp removes that asset throughout the website. Because the asset is already unloaded on every page, […]

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Preloading resources (CSS & JS)

Preload Type: Basic (CSS/JS) Preload Type: Async (CSS only) Is there a way of preloading JS files and load them in Asynchronous way? What about the CSS/JS files that aren’t enqueued? How can I preload them? <link rel=”preload”> instructs the browser to add the asset (CSS/JS) to the browser’s download queue as high priority. There […]

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What are bulk unload rules?

A bulk unload (from “Bulk Changes” -> “Bulk Unloaded”) is considered any unload rule that is applied once and it has an effect on multiple pages of the same kind or site-wide. These include: Unload everywhere (site-wide unload of an asset) Unload on All Pages of [any post type here] post type (post, page, product, […]

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