Plugin td-speed-booster remove td-theme-css

hi,

I’m using again your td-speed-booster version 4.5 plugin, I would bring in the header only td-theme-css, to give my users a pleasant feeling, without the white page.

then remove from the footer link

<Link rel = ‘stylesheet’ id = ‘td-theme-css’ href =’ https: //www.site.com/wp-content/themes/Newsmag/style.css? Ver = 3.3 ‘type =’ text / css’ media = ‘all’ />

How can I do??

I await your news about

hi,

I just want to know how to put the td-theme in the header

example

// $ This-> move_style_to_footer_queue (‘td-theme’); // This is the main style ofof the theme. It’s only moved on Newspaper 6

adding //

Quale’è the plugin line I have to change peer have this, it does not seem that difficult a question.

I hope this time you got me, I want to do.

Hi,

thanks for help.

First solution: I have to delete all of the following code:

 
if (isset ($ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’])) {
            // Whatever the order, make damn sure That our td-theme style is LAST – we remove it from the queue and add it again at the end
            $ Td_theme_value = $ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’];
            unset ($ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’]);
            $ This-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’] = $ td_theme_value;
        }

Second solution just add //

// If (isset ($ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’])) {
            // Whatever the order, make damn sure That our td-theme style is LAST – we remove it from the queue and add it again at the end
            // $ Td_theme_value = $ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’];
            // Unset ($ this-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’]);
            // $ This-> style_footer_queue [ ‘td-theme’] = $ td_theme_value;
        //}

Which is the best solution ???

Expect a votro risontro about, good job.

Hello Catalin,

I tried the second solution, but it does not work ..

td-theme remains in the footer and the website is not set well in formats.

I do not know if I explained well ..

Expect to about your feedback, good job.

Hello Catalin,

I managed to bring the td-theme files and ‘js_composer_front header in wordpress

// $ This-> move_style_to_footer_queue (‘js_composer_front’);
// $ This-> move_style_to_footer_queue (‘td-theme’);

but I have a problem with indexing of google and GoogleNews it does not index the latest articles published.

As soon as I changed the modifications done, google and GoogleNews has again inserted in indexing articles.

in your opinion what’s the problem ??

Best way to do this is actually keep the style sheet loading in the footer, then use a ‘critical css generator’ to put the above the fold CSS in the header.php file. That’s what I do.

Hi Chris,

thanks I will try to use your advice.

You are always the best!!

Hi Chris,

how do I use CSS above the fold in the header.php but for home, post, category, etc. ..??

thanks for your suggestions

Funny — somebody else asked me about this the other day.

I think the trick — have not yet tried this —

a) generate critical CSS for post, critical CSS for home

b) combine into one CSS file

c) run CSS minifier to remove duplication

d) end up with one CSS block; adds some extra stuff to posts, but then you don’t get flash of unstyled text on home page, most notably for the slider (noticed this on one of our sites the other day … actually….).

Seems safest way to do that, but have not actually done it for Newsmag 3.1 just yet.

Pondering having two headers
a) for home/categories
b) for posts

but then that adds another if/then query to every page, which is bad for posts, where speed of posts is more critical than speed of cat/tag/archive pages.

So, combining then de-duping through minification seems logical solution.

Sorry for those of you just tuning in, probably waaaaay over your head — but hope this helps those who are already testing out critical CSS inclusion and moving style sheets to footer methods.

OH – one other issue we ran into is that with only doing the post critical CSS, it actually breaks the links on the grid images on the category indexes due to an apparent conflict with the little zoom effect on hover.

So, looks like the combining/minification is best solution. Doh. More on my to do list, darn it!!! 🙂

Great Chris, always manage to explain everything very well.

I’ll try as soon as possible to your advice, and I’ll let you know if it works all right.

You’re the best, good weekend.