Features of Asset CleanUp Pro: Page Speed Booster – Performance WordPress Plugin
Asset CleanUp Pro (speed up page) allows you to unload unused CSS & JS style files on page plugins, such as:
– Category pages like WordPress’s default category, tags, and custom generated pages like product catalogs from WooCommerce.
– Author page (for example, the page that shows all posts published by a particular author, played via is_author () function)
– Default WordPress search page
– WooCommmerce search page (with same settings as actual store page detected via is_shop () function)
– 404 page (Not found): this page is as light as possible, and at least there are more CSS and JavaScript files needed here (detected via the is_404 () function)
– Date archive page: this is any page that retrieves articles filtered by date, detected via is_date () function
For the loaded JavaScript file, properties like defer and async can be applied
– There are many techniques commonly used to delay parse syntax; however, technical simplicity and is favored of simply JavaScript delay for when need to.
– If this technique is not suitable for use on your site, then you should use the attribute when collaborating, which prevents the syntax to prevent initial page loading by delaying until The browser’s UI stream does not busy something. All of these settings can be applied with Asset CleanUp Pro (speed up the page) without writing any code.
– Plugin feature WordPress CleanUp Pro Performance Asset
Change the location of the CSS / JS file (can switch from HEAD to BODY to prevent rendering, or vice versa if you need to trigger specific files early)
⚙️ “Test mode” Function → Worried about optimization errors? Do not be like that anymore!
– This allows you to optimize the website (cancel appless files, set async, delay to loaded JavaScript files, clean up HTML code) without applying changes that live directly (for frequent visitors) in case you have any doubts about the change that could disrupt the functionality of the website / website.
– Any changes that you have made will only apply to you (the logged-in administrator). When you’re happy with how your page looks and works, you can disable the online mode check for live changes so everyone can enjoy faster page loads.
