Asset CleanUp Pro: Page Speed Booster CSS & JS Optimization & Plugin manager
Budget: ₹1,000 – ₹1,500 INR
Hello Guys
I have recently purchased a premium plugin: Asset CleanUp Pro: Page Speed Booster: but I fail to understand it fully in terms of CSS JS optimization and Plugin Unloading and loading option. I need someone to help me to optimize the speed of the WordPress website. Someone who is aware of such work may apply.
https://www.gabelivan.com/items/wp-asset-cleanup-pro/
What are the requirements for using this page speed optimization plugin?
I'm already using a caching plugin (e.g. WP Rocket, WP Fastest Cache, W3 Total Cache). Do I still need Asset CleanUp Pro?
How do I know if my website’s page loading speed is slow and needs improvement? ?
What is an asset and which are the assets this plugin is dealing with?
Why are the unload settings that I've applied for CSS/JS files not taking any effect when I visit the page?
If I choose either the Single or Plus license, how will activations on Staging/Local/Dev environments count?
Can I still use the plugin after my license expires if I won’t renew it?
Do you guarantee that the plugin will work with the theme I’m using? ?
Is this a caching plugin?
Does Asset CleanUp Pro load any assets on the front-end?
I do not know or I’m not sure which .CSS and .JS files to unload on my pages or which JS files should have the “defer” and “async” attributes. What should I do? ?
With the recently released “Test Mode” feature, you can safely unload assets on your web pages without affecting the pages’ functionality for regular visitors. It will unload CSS & JavaScript files that you selected ONLY for yourself (logged-in administrator). That’s recommended in case you have any doubts about whether you should apply a specific setting or unload any asset. Once you’ve been through the trial and error and your website is lighter, you can deactivate “Test Mode” and the changes will apply for everyone. Then, test the page speed score of your website!
Adding “defer” and “async” attributes to the JavaScript tags is an optional matter, but in some situations, it could considerably improve the speed of your pages. You can read more about it here: https://gtmetrix.com/defer-parsing-of-javascript.html.
I have recently purchased a premium plugin: Asset CleanUp Pro: Page Speed Booster: but I fail to understand it fully in terms of CSS JS optimization and Plugin Unloading and loading option. I need someone to help me to optimize the speed of the WordPress website. Someone who is aware of such work may apply.
https://www.gabelivan.com/items/wp-asset-cleanup-pro/
What are the requirements for using this page speed optimization plugin?
I'm already using a caching plugin (e.g. WP Rocket, WP Fastest Cache, W3 Total Cache). Do I still need Asset CleanUp Pro?
How do I know if my website’s page loading speed is slow and needs improvement? ?
What is an asset and which are the assets this plugin is dealing with?
Why are the unload settings that I've applied for CSS/JS files not taking any effect when I visit the page?
If I choose either the Single or Plus license, how will activations on Staging/Local/Dev environments count?
Can I still use the plugin after my license expires if I won’t renew it?
Do you guarantee that the plugin will work with the theme I’m using? ?
Is this a caching plugin?
Does Asset CleanUp Pro load any assets on the front-end?
I do not know or I’m not sure which .CSS and .JS files to unload on my pages or which JS files should have the “defer” and “async” attributes. What should I do? ?
With the recently released “Test Mode” feature, you can safely unload assets on your web pages without affecting the pages’ functionality for regular visitors. It will unload CSS & JavaScript files that you selected ONLY for yourself (logged-in administrator). That’s recommended in case you have any doubts about whether you should apply a specific setting or unload any asset. Once you’ve been through the trial and error and your website is lighter, you can deactivate “Test Mode” and the changes will apply for everyone. Then, test the page speed score of your website!
Adding “defer” and “async” attributes to the JavaScript tags is an optional matter, but in some situations, it could considerably improve the speed of your pages. You can read more about it here: https://gtmetrix.com/defer-parsing-of-javascript.html.