Unloading plugins within the Dashboard /wp-admin/

This feature is available in the Pro version starting from v1.1.8.6. For better performance and a higher PageSpeed Insights score, unloading plugins (not just the CSS/JS files that are loading from those plugins) in the frontend view is one of the features that can be used in Asset CleanUp Pro. This post is about the […]

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How to unload Swiper from Elementor

One of the largest assets loaded from the Elementor plugin is Swiper located in /wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/lib/swiper/swiper.min.js (this is the minified version that should load in a live environment) which uncompressed (if the server where the website is located doesn’t serve files GZIP compressed) has a size of ~135 KB which is quite a lot for just […]

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How to check if Gutenberg Blocks CSS file is needed or not

One of the most common files that are loaded by default in WordPress (at least at the time of writing this, June 2, 2020) is /wp-includes/css/dist/block-library/style.min.css which has a size of ~54 KB (if it’s not GZIP compressed). In many cases, it is not needed site-wide or on certain pages depending on the situation, if […]

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What are plugins unload rules?

This is a feature available in the Pro version of Asset CleanUp. Remember: When you unload a plugin, you would not only unload all the CSS/JS that is loading from that plugin but everything else: its backend PHP code, HTML output printed via wp_head() or wp_footer() action hooks, cookies that are set), etc. It would […]

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What are CSS/JS unload rules?

An unload rule is the action that prevents a specific asset (CSS/JavaScript file) from loading on a certain page, a group of pages or site-wide (everywhere, on all pages of the website). These include: Unload on this page (applies only on the post/page that you’re editing) Unload everywhere (site-wide unload of an asset) Unload on […]

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