minify javascripts

Marcus Anderson
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Marcus Anderson posted this 28 June 2016

obviously speed is an important issue when delivering web pages.
And Themler has gone to the trouble of minifying CSS which helps.
one small change which will also help is to Minify JavaScript. Google page speed says the following:

Compacting JavaScript code can save many bytes of data and speed up downloading, parsing, and execution time.
Minify JavaScript for the following resources to reduce their size by 45.2KiB (46% reduction).

Not a big deal when you're on a fast connection, but every bit helps...

obviously speed is an important issue when delivering web pages. And Themler has gone to the trouble of minifying CSS which helps. one small change which will also help is to Minify JavaScript. Google page speed says the following: Compacting JavaScript code can save many bytes of data and speed up downloading, parsing, and execution time. Minify JavaScript for the following resources to reduce their size by 45.2KiB (46% reduction). Not a big deal when you're on a fast connection, but every bit helps...
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Support Team posted this 30 June 2016

Hello Marcus,
Partially, it is possible to solve some problems on your side: you could try optimizing images, applying compression, etc.

As for the "minify css", it seems that you don't use the Publish option. If you click the Publish button, the CSS is minified.

As for the minifying JavaScript, it is not yet realized, however, we are working on this.

regards,
Aileen

Hello Marcus, Partially, it is possible to solve some problems on your side: you could try optimizing images, applying compression, etc. As for the "minify css", it seems that you don't use the Publish option. If you click the Publish button, the CSS is minified. As for the minifying JavaScript, it is not yet realized, however, we are working on this. regards, Aileen
hevoxic
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hevoxic posted this 07 April 2017

The basic idea is to move unnecessary JavaScript and jQuery resources out of the critical rendering path. This is typically done by adding either the defer or the async attribute to the script HTML elements that call JavaScript resources.
Read detailed description at Blogmetric.Org

The basic idea is to move unnecessary JavaScript and jQuery resources out of the critical rendering path. This is typically done by adding either the defer or the async attribute to the script HTML elements that call JavaScript resources. Read detailed description at [Blogmetric.Org][1] [1]: http://blogmetric.org/eliminate-render-blocking-javascript-css/
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