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I’ve semi solved the problem by changing the css file to load it white instead. I lose the text in the header momentarily however but I am ok with this I suppose. Thank you.

Basically youre going to have to carefully audit every plugin you use and see if better option.

I did a post someplace on how to not use google fonts… Dont have that handy.

I think you need to edit style.css to remove any google font then also comment out the sections in the theme includes functions file to not load any font from google.

Hi Chris: Thank you appreciated!

1) I will check with my hosting again, I was told gzip was set up
2) I try to reduce the loading from the external source, I moved the weather and map to other page
3) I don’t know what to do with this
“And loading 50 CSS/js files is realllllllllllly bad.” this beyond my reach, I don’t know what to do with this, but thank you
4) I will look at plugins again.
5) I don’t know what to do with this
“You might have to hack all that stuff to load via “sync” mode; possibly use the speed booster framework to queue it properly (see docs — not simple).” but thank you
6) How can I cut back google fonts? I did not find any setting at template.
7) I will see if I can reduce the file size
Loading this giant file likely not good:
https://cisocial.net/social/file/pic/yndirectory/2015/04/4ff3adbcaf396e4f41b4928574fa4392_200.png could save 379.0KiB (96% reduction).
8) I am not sure what to do with these (but I try to move it out of the front page)
This is whacko too
•http://cisocial.net/wp-content/plugins/wp-user-frontend-pro/assets/js/jquery-ui-timepicker-addon.js?ver=4.2.2 (38.4KiB)
•http://cisocial.net/wp-includes/js/jquery/ui/datepicker.min.js?ver=1.11.4 (29.7KiB)

Again, thank you

Likely good to look at the suggestions from GTmetrix on what to fix …

anything below ’60’ usually means gzip/deflate not actually enabled; and time to live settings not properly set, etc. — but GTmetrix is good at spelling out WHAT the heck is wrong with suggestions.

Remember you should not have more than 4 things being loaded from external sources, or it does really slow down the site as all that other stuff has to be loaded every time a page is loaded in browser.

Also better to test a post page than home page, since few actually go to your home page from search online or RSS, etc.

All those maps things loading from Google slow things down.

And loading 50 CSS/js files is realllllllllllly bad.

You need to seriously cut down on the plugins, find better ones without so much CSS, so many hooks into jquery, see link at bottom of TagDiv speed docs info about tips to optimize contact form 7; figure out how to hide CSS from loading on pages where not being used, etc.

Your weather widget is loading five (5) files!! That’s awful.

You might have to hack all that stuff to load via “sync” mode; possibly use the speed booster framework to queue it properly (see docs — not simple).

With all the crap you’re loading (sorry), you should ALSO not use any Google fonts at all and load ONLY ‘web safe’ fonts like Georgia, Arial, Verdana, etc.

Loading this giant file likely not good:
https://cisocial.net/social/file/pic/yndirectory/2015/04/4ff3adbcaf396e4f41b4928574fa4392_200.png could save 379.0KiB (96% reduction).

This is whacko too
•http://cisocial.net/wp-content/plugins/wp-user-frontend-pro/assets/js/jquery-ui-timepicker-addon.js?ver=4.2.2 (38.4KiB)
•http://cisocial.net/wp-includes/js/jquery/ui/datepicker.min.js?ver=1.11.4 (29.7KiB)

70KB for a date picker???

You have a *lot* of work to do!

Start by removing everything that is badly implemented/coded (like the above weather and date picker stuff), cut back on the Google fonts, etc.

Page should not take longer than 1.5 seconds to load, ideally and your home page is about twice the size it should be ideally (put another way if you remember flopy diskettes? Your page takes 2 full floppies of data to load!!!!):
Page load time: 8.97s
Total page size: 2.73MB
Total number of requests: 161

Upon closer inspection it appears to be the ‘enqueueStyle’ function starting at line 540 in class-vc-base.php in plugins/js_composer/include/classes/core.

If I comment out the line ‘wp_enqueue_style( ‘js_composer_front’ );’ the error goes away.


/**
* Enqueue base css class for VC elements and enqueue custom css if exists.
*/
public function enqueueStyle() {
$post = get_post();
if ( $post && preg_match( '/vc_row/', $post->post_content ) ) {
wp_enqueue_style( 'js_composer_front' );
}
wp_enqueue_style( 'js_composer_custom_css' );
}


Hi Alin, thanks for getting back,

I can see the theme doesn’t do this out of the box, and I can obviously change the color sitewide, or block wide, with css as I have now: http://fundforumlive.com.gridhosted.co.uk/

I’m really looking for some guidance as to how this can be achieved, not just a … we don’t do that.

It’s done on the post page, so it is doable.

I’m also looking to add the tags, styled as per the current post page sidebar widget on my dev site above to the thumbs.

Any help would be much appreciated.

I try to put this in my style.css, but it dont help me…

a.publisher-anchor-color {
color: #00ccff;

ALSO:
since it got buried a bit …

LUCIAN … when you can, note my item a few posts back this thread about updated code for hiding the SHIM on post page meta to not load CSS every page.

Was trying not to start new thread which would confuse a lot of folks 🙂

(but I will if I have to … nyah hah hahhhh!)

Hello. I am not coder, can you tell me what code i will to put in style.css to correct it?

Thank you.

Marius/Radu..
going to post this here since relevant to the SHIM users and also those who follow my thread on optimizations … somebody brought up good point I had forgotten about …. any ideas for updating this functions.php element to remove the SHIM css from the post pages … this code you provided for the VC plugin obviously doesn’t work for the SHIM; and I have hunch we might have to put something into one of the booster files also?

——–old code you created to hide VC css from post pages — does not hide SHIM css on post pages————snip:

add_action('init', 'myoverride', 100);
function myoverride() {
remove_action('wp_head', array(visual_composer(), 'addMetaData'));
}

function dequeue_visual_composer_css() {
if (is_single()) {
wp_dequeue_style('js_composer_front');
}
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'dequeue_visual_composer_css', 1003);

———-/snip

thank you kindly 🙂

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Thanks you – I’ve used the custom CSS – works a treat!