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Hi SheShopped,

try the following:

– make sure, that all image file names do not have any non-ASCII characters
– turn off caching, I had issues with my hoster (Siteground) Google PageSpeed Option

Regards,
Johannes
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http://freiberufler.online

As a note for all reading this….

AMP is initially intended to help speed up loading of NEWS sites/content/posts; and not strictly intended for corporate sites based on “pages” … or ecommerce/shops.

Reason for this is that many more people read a news item each day than visit your staff bio page, from diverse locations and browsers. AMP puts a lot of the heavy lifting on the cloud/browser side so that what loads from site is as little as possible and has some of the features of mod_pagespeed and http/2 baked in among many other optimizations as well as optimizations for https.

Many of the “complaints” about AMP right now are “waaah, why don’t pages work with AMP — you suck!!” — which is ridiculous.

Point being, if you have a busy news site, it’s worth buying into. If you have a corporate site about your law firm, or an ecommerce site selling bunny t-shirts, not so much. 🙂

(editorial ends)

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

Hi, Catalin. Thanks for response!

Speed Booster is active: Speed Booster v4.2 – Active

For files .js it worked perfectly. I did exactly as this tutorial but for css files is not working. At least that’s what shows PageSpeed test above.

Hi, i’m sorry but i think the fault is, i’m getting the registered scripts of the dashboard instead of the homepage. I seem to the scripts now. But another problem is the speedboost doesnt seem to work.

Here’s my system status

View post on imgur.com

I deleted the cache content in wp-content > cache
however, pagespeed still shows the render block

here is my code added in speedbooster:

View post on imgur.com

pagespeed seems to return the same renderblock error on the scripts i added. Also the default scripts like jquery etc..

I already tried in different browsers.

Cloudflare will likely add an exception for /amp/ layer to not “rewrite” that. (You *might* want to poke them about that, as a customer!)

I was worried mod_pagespeed might mess it up, but that worked with no issue.

Hi, as I stated, i already generated the registered script(or render blocks that you are referring). refer from my first post. What I’m asking is their difference. What appears in pagespeed insights, doesn’t appear in the registered scripts.

hi, i’m sorry but im not familiar with wordpress syntax yet. So I need to put it on functions.php right? then how can i reference the js/css that appeared in pagespeed syntax?

Thanks Bogdan! I’ve been able to add it but just making sure that the syntax is $this->move_style_to_footer_queue(‘bp-legacy-css’) & not $this->move_style_to_footer(‘bp-legacy-css’) which is what the tutorial mentions (Tutorial doesn’t mention ‘footer_queue’, but ‘queue’).

Anyway, my file was saved. Do I have to clear cache before checking in Pagespeed (because I just checked & the performance has actually dropped).

Gaurav

Hi, let me clarify. my speedbooster plugin is activated in system status. I already did what you stated. the problem is the code in functions.php … the js and css in pagespeed insights doesn’t appear in the registered scripts generated by functions.php. I can’t get the id of the plugins to be put in speedboost plugin.

Hi, Lucian
you don’t need to do anything with the theme at this time, as the plugin being updated by Automattic is theme agnostic and they have the manpower and connections with Google and are keeping it moving forward for their VIP clients (e.g., TIME magazine, etc.).

Newsmag and Newspaper both WORK with the plugin just fine, so at this time nothing theme authors need to “do” as long as nothing being injected into header to “break” the /amp/ functionality.

Example with Newsmag (a few versions back, and not fully optimized due to me messing with mod_pagespeed and trying to move server to https/2 and realizing we need full OS reload, which I’m not quite ready to do yet due to having to offload all sites, update server, then reload sites! UGH!!!)::

http://californianewswire.com/in-new-book-soviet-union-born-author-details-compelling-story-of-bondage-to-freedom/amp/

So, at this time — I’m “suggesting” you might make this thread a sticky one, and/or add to tutorials as you will be getting a lot of forum posts on this as Google rolls this out ostensibly for March 1.

Nobody “has to do this” — but many folks will “want to do this” — hence my adding this thread so we don’t see 50 posts next month on this same topic 😉

Feel free to “sticky” this for the next week, to lessen the torment.

I had the same problem/question as the topic poster. Switching off Speedbooster solved it. And to my surpise the site speed even went a little up, comparing the speeds in Google PageSpeed Insights before and after.

SEO Yoast optimization plugin is not for image optimization, is it? With EWWW i increased a lot my pagespeed. Is there any other plugin i can use to optimize images that is compatible with the theme?

You need to edit your pagespeed.conf file to be optimized for your site, caching module, CDN loading, etc.

Are you running mod_pagespeed on your server /VPN, or are you doing that via Cloudflare ?

We have our own dedicated high end server here, so we manage our own stuff and don’t need CDN, so my suggested settings only address the ideal setting AFTER you setup the pagespeed.conf file properly with the Apache module (see the Google docs on how that works).

For instance, if you are running the module on your own server/VPN, and loading stuff off CDN, you have to actually tell mod_pagespeed where those CDN resources *are* — for our test we setup a subdomain as cdn.oursite.ooo which was a CNAME for the CDN bucket.

But again, not theme specific, so likely best to talk to Cloudflare and explain your use of mod_pagespeed and how best to connect. 🙂

Thank you Chris S,
I tried

<IfModule pagespeed_module>
ModPagespeed on
ModPagespeedEnableFilters collapse_whitespace
ModPagespeedEnableFilters remove_comments
ModPagespeedEnableFilters rewrite_images
ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_dns_prefetch
</IfModule>

this but it increases load time of website

see:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/problem-with-apache-mod-pagespeed-and-style-css/

You can find my example mod page speed settings I believe in my long winded tutorial, or someplace in the forum history as we fully enabled this — using WP and Newspaper — back in Jan. 2014.

Note the mod_pagespeed settings should be optimized for WordPress; they are not “theme” specific. There are numerous tutorials online re setting up mod_pagespeed to work with WordPress you may want to look at, going back to late 2013, and mostly in 2014. There is some trial and error.

Upshot, it’s not theme related, but WordPress related.

For example, you should NOT use lazy load, not use minification other than comment removal and spaces removal, and ideally not use things that move scripts to bottom or top of page as theme already does that, as does WP.

Point being there is not one ideal “snapshot” of a config file for every server, and setup.

For example, you may want to put the path to a static folder location. Read docs on how to do that.

You may want to hook mod_pagespeed to connect to caching module on server, but you would need to actually work with your hosting provider to set that up properly.

Using mod_pagespeed with external resources is also tricky, such as CDN, where you need to put in lines to specify how that connects — if using cloudflare they should be able to help you with that.

Again, mod_pagespeed is *not* theme specific, but WordPress and Cloudflare setup should be addressed to the Cloudflare folk.