XF 2.0 Minify?

[Emre]

Would you give me information on these topics?
Img, HTML, Css and Js minify?

Gzip mode on.
Test results - Google PageSpeed Insighs: Link

 

[ŽivaAkcija]

test here https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/dN1A2D/https://xfdestek.com/

 

[ŽivaAkcija]

see this one to https://www.keycdn.com/blog/speed-up-xenforo/

 

[Emre]

Thank's @ŽivaAkcija , Yes, I read the text. External links (js, css) and HTML Minify. I did not solve them

 

[ŽivaAkcija]

yap cannot fix everything same is on my site to, same thing on xenforo here https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https://xenforo.com/community/

 

[Emre]

html minify how can I do? @ŽivaAkcija

 

[CNK]

Is it possible to minify css in css.php files?

 

[Anatoliy]

Is it possible to minify css in css.php files?

I have the same question

 

[Kirby]

This is already being done automatically in XF 2.

 

[Anatoliy]

This is already being done automatically in XF 2.

Then why it's listed under "Defer unused CSS" aand also under "Eliminate render-blocking resources "?

 

[Kirby]

Then why it's listed under "Defer unused CSS" aand also under "Eliminate render-blocking resources "?

Because a) the CSS contains unused rules (this is always the case unless you take a lot of effort to optimize CSS for every singe page) and b) external CSS always blocks rendering.

You might waht to ake a look at tools like ngx_pagspeed/mod_pagespeed which do help to optimize CSS.

Though, as aid, the CSS is already minified.

 

[Anatoliy]

thanks for your reply

You might waht to ake a look at tools like ngx_pagspeed/mod_pagespeed which do help to optimize CSS.

did you use it? does it really make a difference?

 

[Alpha1]

Pagespeed makes a lot of difference. But it can cause issues.
Another way to go is cloudflare.

 

[Chris D]

The full explanation of Eliminate render-blocking resources mentions:

...deferring all non-critical JS/styles

We wouldn't put JS or CSS code where it isn't necessary to. We put a very small amount of JS in the header because it needs to be available at the start of the document.

The CSS is where it is because you really wouldn't want your users to be using a site where the CSS is deferred to the footer. Your pages would look terrible until almost everything had finished loading.

 

[Anatoliy]

The full explanation of Eliminate render-blocking resources mentions:

We wouldn't put JS or CSS code where it isn't necessary to. We put a very small amount of JS in the header because it needs to be available at the start of the document.

The CSS is where it is because you really wouldn't want your users to be using a site where the CSS is deferred to the footer. Your pages would look terrible until almost everything had finished loading.

Thanks for the information, Chris. Will mod_pagespeed really help with that?