SPEED UP YOUR WORDPRESS SITE
Performance plays a major role in the success of any online venture. Leave your competitors behind using the page speed plugin for WordPress. Typek is for designers, website builders and Website owners who want their sites to be fast too. SEO experts who want to upgrade their optimization skills. Anyone interested in learning a new field and making it a successful and wanted online profession.
Did you know that most themes nad plugins loads all functions even if you don’t use them? All these features reduce the page loading speed. This is a good way to get your website completed, because you can choose what you need – just like a buffet. You choose this functionality of a Pagebuilder, and others users chose a different functionality of Pagebuilder. You’re right, Pagebuilder is a toolkit – useful at work (full of flexibility and the ability to create, customize, and personalize).
TYPEK is great because it optimises the results of your work!

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH:
Search engine rankings
A slow site hurts its search engine rankings.
Google explicitly states that speed is one of the ranking parameters.
Better user experience
53% of mobile site visitors will abandon the site if it takes more than 3 seconds to load.
Sales&Lead
One-second delay in mobile load times can impact conversion rates by up to 20%.
New customers
47% of consumers expect a web page to load in 2 seconds or less.
Typek WordPress Cache Plugin is full compliant with Google Page Speed guidelines – 2021 Google ranking factor.
Speed Index measures how quickly content is visually displayed while the page is loading. Cumulative Layout Shift is becoming a ranking factor.
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP):
Measures loading performance. To provide a good user experience. Metric reports the render time of the largest image or text block visible within the viewport.
First Input Delay (FID):
Time from when a user first interacts with a page (i.e. when they click a link, tap on a button, or use a custom, JavaScript-powered control) to the time when the browser is actually able to begin processing event handlers in response to that interaction.
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS):
Measures the sum total of all individual layout shift scores for every unexpected layout shift that occurs during the entire lifespan of the page. A layout shift occurs any time a visible element changes its position from one rendered frame to the next. (See below for details on how individual layout shift scores are calculated.)
First Contentful Paint (FCP):
Measures how long it takes the browser to render the first piece of DOM content after a user navigates to your page.
Time to Interactive (TTI):
Measures how long it takes a page to become fully interactive. A page is considered fully interactive when: The page displays useful content, which is measured by the First Contentful Paint, Event handlers are registered for most visible page elements.
Best Lightweight WordPress Cache Plugin
Your website probably loads all styles – for widgets, blocks or modules (even if you don’t use specific module on the site). We check html and css code and remove the unnecessary css and html elements. Google announced a plan to identify and label websites that typically load slowly by labeling them. The company says it may later choose to identify sites that are likely to be slow based on the user’s device and current network conditions


Speed up Your WordPress site – Cumulative layout shift
Delays caused by page speed aren’t just frustrating, they can also have a negative impact on business results. If a slow page experience drives customers away, a fast page experience can help attract and keep them — those milliseconds can earn millions. Typek is a full feature optimization Plugin for WordPress.
Remove unused CSS from WordPress
Typek performance plugin checks which CSS rules apply to render page and only these styles are placed on page.
Potential reduction:
Standard CSS: ~789k Purified + Minified: ~120k
Critical CSS
Critical CSS is a technique that extracts the CSS for above-the-fold content in order to render content to the user as fast as possible.
Minify CSS
Minimization improves page rendering speed without any negative impact on the application or user experience.
Plugin manager
You will be able to disable any plugins which you think are unnecessary for specific pages or posts according to your needs.
Javascript manager
You will be able to remove javascripts from some pages, posts or URLs. If you have any script, which is unused by you, you can disable it here.
Page caching
Brilliant method which can help you to improve loading time.
Gzip
Gzip compression is a simple, effective way to save bandwidth and speed up your site.
Lazy loading
Lazy loading is technique that defers loading. Displays images on a page only when they are visible to the user
Database Optimization
Clean database contribute to overall performance. Enhance the overall response time of your website.
Defer JavaScript and more…
SUPER PERFORMANCE PLUGIN FOR WORDPRESS
Work with WordPress, work with all!
Typek Performance will work with Pagebuilder but also those of installed themes and plugins. Google rewards sites which provide fast experience. Sites that display quickly will typically receive more traffic and have better conversion rates. Typek is based on the jch-plugin. Our company has added many options to achieve good html and css optimization results.
This is the best typek plugin to analyze HTML and Remove unused CSS from your site. The more unused CSS is on your website, the more time the browser needs to calculate styles for each node. Unused CSS also slows down construction of the render tree by the browser.
Analysis of a page structure
Most plugins remove white spaces, newlines, comments or only allow you to either load file.css, or not. If you only use a bunch of rules from file .css, you’re still loading entire css just for that. – and that’s all. Typek performance works completely different, it analyzes page structure and removes unnecessary code from css files and html. Then it generates unique files containing only the required css code for each pag
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I use your plugin with other comprehensive cache tools?
Our plugin is a comprehensive solution, which efficiently substitutes most of known premium plugins on the market. Only cache that is acceptable is server cache(litespeed cache etc.), or services such as cloudlflare etc.
Why choose your plugin?
Most of the currently available tools on the market are based on http1 recommendations, meaning they merge .js files in big packages, which require more time to by analysed by the browser. The same goes for .css files.
Possible situation with standard plugin:
Your browser may need from 500ms to 1s to download one big (1mb) .css file.
The browser may need from 700ms to 1.5s to render such a big .css file.
This means that during the first visit just the download and render of the .css file may take over 2.5 seconds. With each following visit the browser will not need to download the file, because it will be stored in cache, but rendering such a large file will still take up a long time – from 700ms to over 1.5s.
Typek Performance plugin generates smaller files for each website.
Downloading a file from 100kb to 200kb in size will take your browser about 100ms to 300ms.
Analysing a small file will take about 50ms to 200ms.
During first visit and rendering it will take at maximum 500-700ms, meaning you can save up to 1.5 second. With repeated visit the saved time will be about 100ms to even few seconds depending on the size of the .css file.
To construct the render tree, a browser must PARSE HTML to DOM and CSS to CSSOM and then analyze the entire DOM tree and check which CSS rules apply to each node. The more unused CSS there is the more time the browser might potentially need to calculate styles for each node. Our plugin analyzes page structure and removes unnecessary code from css then it creates generates unique files containing only the required code for each page plugin.
What about .js files?
It’s simple, the plugin supports the optimization for .js files – Plugin manager, load on scroll, http2 push
Why the speed is not the time until the site is fully loaded?
It’s simple, the website can load even up to 3 seconds, but the time before the user can use it may be 300ms – in other words, the user may use the site after 300ms and the rest of the less important content is loaded after.
A good examples are: button for adding items into cart in online stores, analysis or facebook pixel.
Do you know anyone who clicks “Add to Cart” immediately after entering a site? – Me neither, that is why this script and others like it can be loaded later or when they are needed. The same goes for analytics, Facebook pixel and other scripts Why load them first, if the user does not need them, you can wait 300-400ms and load them in the end. That is why your website can be fully loaded in 1.5s and be available after that time. And your competition’s website can load in full after 3 seconds, but be accessible and visible after only 300ms. Which means that the user can use the site freely, see all the content after 300ms, and the remaining elements such as tracking codes, pixels and other functions will be loaded during the visit.
Can you speed-up every site?
Unfortunately, no. This may sound strange, but it is not a miracle tool, or panacea to all website-related ills. The biggest problem is us – website and plugin users. We install thousands of solutions on ready websites – this popup looks great, that plugin will show a cool button, here I need a giant slider, here we need a map and a script for chat. Every one of these features can be used on your website, but you should know how these plugins operate and how to avoid overloading DOM – e.g. Many sliders have bigger size and an entire theme. Yes, just one slider can generate a heavier load and your entire website. That one small pop-up can generate a heavier load and your entire website. Few dozen of such elements and DOM is too big for anyone to handle.
We will not pull wool over your eyes and promise you the impossible, there are no tools which can repair a website code – our plugin works great, but you need to remember that it’s intended to optimize the code, not fix it. Typek Performance plugin does not repair third-party code, it only optimizes it. Remember that it works best if you use a balanced number of plugins, because it supports your work environment. Use fewer plugins. More plugins = more problems.
What tools do you recommend for building a website?
All of them are great, really – More pagebuilders has more than 750 functions and you probably only use 20 of them, and other users are use a 20 different functions from yours. Page builder developers are doing all they can so their tools work faster. In most cases it’s up to you how fast your website will be – we can handle most .css files with a correctly written theme, but big .js files might be a problem. If the publisher of your theme generates few mb of just .js files clustered into one… you’re gonna have a bad day.?
We use Shoptimizer and Gutenberg, which are great tools and is really well optimized.
The plugin does not work or you can’t see a difference?
There are so many variables and reasons why the plugin might not work in your instalations. That is why, we ask you to contact us.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY?

Optimize your Website in the best way!
Time to first byte. TTFB. The time from sending a request by the client to receiving the first byte of the response gives us a true picture of the efficiency of processing user requests. This time includes not only travel time for questions and answers, but also, importantly, it shows how quickly the answer was prepared. There is nothing about the size of the answer in this measurement. You can send 0.1 KB of instant messages or 1 GB of video. It is important that you quickly responded to the user’s request and something is already happening.
DOM Content Loaded –DCL content is the time it takes to load and process HTML responses. The browser analyzed and created the DOM model of our website, without any style sheets, images, iframes, JavaScript. This is also the first analysis of what remains to be done. Remember that the measurement includes HTML code analysis. Remember – easy conversion into the DOM is important – not the size in KB.
First Meaningful Paint. First painting – The first significant paint. First painting – one of the most important elements of Nielsen’s heuristics. Visible response to user action. It doesn’t matter what and how you give it. It is important how quickly the user sees that something is happening, visual identification confirms that he has entered correctly.
Time to Interact – First interaction – Measurement showing when you can start using the site. So what if the user sees the page, but nothing can be done? This audit fails when the browser waits more than 600 ms for the server to respond to the main document request. Users dislike when they must wait. Slow server response times are one of the possible reasons for a long page load.
How to speed-up WordPress
We demand more and more from the websites – nicer, faster and more – Stop using the HTTP / 1 recommendations – we already have HTTP/3.
Websites are no longer static business pages. E-shops, booking calendars, management applications. Everything should be nice, fast and perfect. Huge functionality in an elegant and aesthetic packaging. Easy to use. You have to single out you and your product from the rest. The website is supposed to tell a story, inspire, draw in and absorb.
All marketing says that feelings sell, and the offer is intended to appeal to emotions and feelings. Video, high resolution photos, animations are displacing text sheets. Websites are not like 10 years ago. They are mini applications with a nice front and complex business logic.
We have more and more flexible tools
The trick is to create place where is complicated business logic and a nice and intuitive website.
You need the right tools to create fast WordPress pages.
Flexible enough tools to meet different projects. Quickly and efficiently implemented. Providing options and options that will allow you to present complex things in a simple and elegant way for the user. As we know, WordPress gives us flexibility. Pagebuilders adds beauty and aesthetics.
This duo allows you to quickly create something functional and tasteful.
Thanks to beautiful photos in great quality, font, game of colors and tones, animations and interactivity, you will interest the user in your product and company history.
Flexible tools that increase “WordPress page weight”.
Excel spreadsheets have over 750 functions. You probably only use 20 of these functions. Why are there so many possibilities? Because each of us uses 20 different functions. Same with WordPress and Pagebuilders.
We get a lot of features, and you probably only use some of them. Photos, fonts, CSS, animations, JavaScript and much more. The price for flexibility, the enormity of functions and possibilities is the weight of the page. Technology goes ahead and solves these problems.
Why can’t the developers improve this?
Because there is nothing to fix here, nothing is broken or badly done. Treat WordPress and PAgebuilders as a buffet from which you choose what you need. ToolBox created in this way is a set of tools that helps you at work. A set full of flexibility and the ability to create, tune and personalize tools for yourself. The end result is optimized, not the tools themselves.
How to take care of speed on a normal website?
• The starting point is to determine the measure by which we will assess whether the problem concerns us.
• We will not check whether we are making progress without measure.
• Without a common measure, each of us may have different conclusions from the same observations.
• I have imposed a restriction so that the measures and solutions can be used by a freelancer or agency employee without any special server requirements.
HTTP/1 – retro tests and retro recommendations for WordPress website
Old tests based on Yslow or curl are limited to measuring time, number of connections and file size.Apart from the fact that Yslow had the last update 6 years ago, it does not take into account anything that was created in the last decade.Does not include changes in the construction of websites. Pages from full server-side rendering have switched to shifting a large amount of calculations to the user.
Relying on old guidelines from HTTP /1 is wrong because it is assumed that:
– 1 KB upload is better than 1 MB. But are you sure that 1 KB script with an infinite loop, killing CPU is better than a 1 MB photo?
– the number of simultaneous downloads per domain limited to 8. We get recommendations on sub-domains and CDN to bypass the HTTP/1 limit when we have HTTP/2 and we can provide many files with one connection.
– query time measurement. Here, the factor is half important.
Faster delivery of page elements is important. Omitting how elements are delivered, what elements they are and where they are located, lies in the result. If the user can read the article, slow loading of the photo in the footer, which he cannot see, should not fail in a positive rate.
These types of tests are convenient because they are easy to cheat.
Not considering the new HTML 5 standards, asynchronous attributes, HTTP / 3 or file types such as webp – localhost will always win with online. A static file will always win with PHP.
You can get 100% points, although on a device with a small amount of RAM, a weak CPU or no GPU support, the site may be unusable.
In a moment we will develop an example from HTTP/2 / HTTP/ 3 – for now remember:
Applying tests to HTTP/1 in times of HTTP/3 is fooling yourself and the client WordPress website.
A new way to measure optimization
Referring to the requirements that customers set for us when creating websites and examples with retro tests, he wants to show that one should not work in the field of numbers and laboratory measurements.
Act in the sphere of user’s feelings
There is a reason why we are talking about the impression of page speed and the feeling that the page is cropping, silting.
So which “feelings” are worth measuring?
Time to first byte. TTFB. The time counted from sending a request by the customer until the first byte of the response is received gives us a real picture of the efficiency of carrying out user requests. This time includes not only travel time for questions and answers, but more importantly, how quickly the answer was prepared. There is nothing about the size of the answer in this measurement. You can send 0.1 KB messages on the messenger or 1 GB of video. It is important that you quickly responded to the user’s request and that something is already happening.
DOM Content Loaded – DCL is the time to load and process HTML responses. The browser analyzed and created the DOM model of our site, without style sheets, images, iframes, JavaScript. This is also the first analysis of what remains to be done. Note that the measurement includes HTML code analysis. It’s easy to convert into a DOM, not the size in KB.
First Meaningful Paint. First painting – One of the most important elements of Nielsen’s Heuristics. Visible response to user action. It doesn’t matter what and how much you deliver. It is important how quickly the user sees that something is happening, visual identification confirms that he typed in correctly.
Time to Interact – First interaction – Measurement showing when you can start using the page. So what if the user sees the site as nothing can be done.
First CPU Idle – The time during which the device can take care of the user and not the operation of your website. Interactivity and smoothness of operation is strongly limited when the CPU and GPU are kept 100% occupied.
WARNING! Note that these tests differ from tests for HTTP / 1 in that measurements of processing times of elements have been added. What counts in new tests is the effect your website has on your site. The analysis and processing of HTML, CSS, JavaScript is as important as the speed of their delivery.
Below we will discuss how to easily improve each of these measures. At the end I will show what HTTP / 2 and HTTP / 3 improve in all these measures.
How to use LightHouse in WordPress?
LightHouse is built-in or available as a plugin in all Chromium based browsers.
It is installed in Google Chrome and Microsoft EDGE as standard. I recommend using it locally when creating the page. To start LightHouse, press F12 and in DevTools select the Audits tab. The settings are so simple that I will not discuss them. After stopping the mouse over the option we have additional explanations.
Google PageSpeed is an online tool based on LightHouse, which in addition to the test also shows us the results collected from real website users. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
A new way of optimization WordPress
I will repeat myself because it is important. What counts in new tests is the effect that your website has on your site. The analysis and processing of HTML, CSS, JavaScript is as important as the speed of their delivery. Let’s now try to change from feelings and impressions to specific measures and solutions based on the result from LightHouse, when we talk about the impression of page speed or feeling, silent. So we have two places we need to take care of,
Delivery Speed
The delivery speed is HTTP/1, which is why it is the oldest and the most refined part of the WordPress community. I will focus here only on the differences and news in HTTP/2 and HTTP/3.
User cache
First of all, we should start using Service Workers. There is no faster and better way to deliver content to users than the proxy server installed in your browser. It is not a cache but a full-fledged proxy server that can modify queries and responses. Service Workers allows us to display content immediately from the cache in the background, update and replace it on the screen. The same scheme of operation allows our application to function, even when the user has no access to the Internet – we show from the cache, and when it returns online, we download new content and update what the user sees. We strive to have the highest Hit-Rate in Service Workers, i.e. we want as many things as possible prepared and preloaded into the cache. Service Workers is a new type of cache that gives us full control over this cache. Service Workers replaces AppCache and browser cache.
Browser cache. This is an old and well described cache system. Each plugin and guide deals with this kind of cache. The rule is simple: The highest level of hits from the cache and the least questions to the server. This is a fallback for ServiceWorker. In short: the more good old browser cache the better.
Let’s sum up the profits and get to the interesting part.
• User side cache brings Time to first byte to almost zero.
• DOM Content Loaded drops dramatically.
• HTML analysis starts without waiting for the web.
• If the other elements of the page are in the user’s cache, we also reduce the first painting and Time to Interact and network transfer times.
HTTP/2 / HTTP/3
If we do not have the needed element in the user’s cache, we ask the server about it.
This occurs when the Service Workers and Cache browsers have no response.
The sooner we answer, the better. Ideally, if the CDN or server were close to the user and contained a ready answer, and the whole thing works with the magic of HTTP/2 or HTTP/3.
HTTP/2 is the official standard for 5 years, and its SPDY prototype was already in Internet Explorer 11, FireFox 11, Opera 12 so you can confidently use it in your projects.
Let’s get to the news.
HTTP/2 push to the new incarnation of EDGE Side Includes.
Server or CDN. when receiving a page request, on the fly, it can dynamically attach additional elements to the basic answer.
Push is most often used to stick CSS to HTML, but ONLY if the user does not have our CSS.
And here is a silent revolution!
No more merging files into mega-packages.
No more concatenation, CSS appending in head etc.
We are gradually expanding our site. We send the necessary minimum through the network, the user can work and in the background we are slowly preparing for the next steps. Less for transfer, less for server compression, less for user decompression and analysis, less for server and user caching.

The DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) approach, which I will show later when we learn the next elements.
How do we know that the user already has CSS?
The first and more difficult option are the questions passing through Service Workers can add additional headers to queries, e.g. X-ihave-CSS = true. The easiest way to check the “referer” and “technical cookies” header in Apache2 / nginx / CDN. If the referer is your domain or we have a technical cookie set, eg “I-have-CSS”, I think you know what to do.
Can you make a mistake here?
If you incorrectly identify a returning user and he has an empty cache, and you do not add a push, then everything will work the same way – the missing elements will be drawn by the browser. Nothing will break.
It is only a mistake to add everything, everywhere and everything in push. In this case, each time you send a huge package of unnecessary items. Adding always push with fonts, CSS, JavaScript will add these elements to each query, even if the user asks for a logo, pictures, robots.txt, API, …
Push is about progressively attaching the smallest, necessary package of elements.
HTTP/2 push gives us the ability to respond to “who asks”
At the request for HTML, we add HTTP/2 push and send HTML to CSS, JavaScript, Service Workers script, manifest. We send only HTML to returning users at a request for HTML. If we have server or CDN with HTTP/2 or HTTP/3, it is a mistake to add everything in the head by Autooptimize plugins. Why send, compress, decompress and analyze everything every time?
Remember that HTTP/2 push is not just about HTML queries. Nothing prevents you from sending, for example, an additional CSS file with font animations and the woff2 font to your CSS request.
HTTP/3, because HTTP/2 was already too slow
HTTP /1.1 and HTTP/2 use TCP as the transmission layer. We still have a UDP layer.
Communication via TCP means that the server must wait each time for a response, confirming receipt of the previous data packet before sending the next one. If one packet is lost, the TCP recipient suspends all subsequent packets, and as a result the application must wait for retransmission – even if it could handle other packets at that time. To put it more vividly – HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 this is a conversation in which you will not send another message until the other party confirms that the previous message has been read correctly.
Currently, if an error occurs during data transfer, HTTP/1 and HTTP/2 will stop all page loading.
In HTTP/3, the page loading process will continue and the damaged item will be downloaded again.
With HTTP/3 we will have multiplexed sending of many files without blocking the header. Minimizing congestion and transmission repetition. Shortening the connection time.
Test results from HTTP/1 will become completely inadequate in such realities.
When will it work?
Mozilla and Chrome are already testing HTTP/3. Microsoft in EDGE added support on October 4, 2019.
Most
popular browsers plan to activate HTTP/3 in 2020.
The new protocol will also work better for mobile devices, where we switch
between GSM and WiFi transmitters. At the moment, changing the IP breaks the
connection and requires it to be re-established. In HTTP/3, the protocol deals
with connection continuity, and we browse pages as if nothing has changed.
Summarizing:
• We strive to have ready answers to user requests.
• Keep pre-prepared answers as close to the user as possible.
• HTTP/2 push is a block approach. We store and send the necessary minimum.
• HTTP/2 push is the ability to send multiple files in response to one query.
2 – TTFB – Response Cache priority

Analysis and processing speed
We have already discussed the speed of delivering content to the user. Here the old HTTP / 1 tests end, but not LightHouse. We know that the Google tool measures the effect that our code has on a user’s device.
We have no influence on the quality of end devices. We all have different models and thus WiFi / GSM modems, different displays, different CPUs + GPUs.
In LightHouse these differences are minimized by imposing restrictions (trhottling) on the connection and the CPU.
What connects these 3 measures?
• DOM Content Loaded
• First Meaningful Paint
• Time to Interact
DOM Content Loaded includes the ease of converting HTML to Document Model Object.
In First Meaningful Paint, it is important how quickly the user sees the first elements on the page and this includes processing the CSS code into the CSS Model Object and connecting it to the Document Model Object.
Here it depends on the combination of the previous two measures and how JavaScript:
- extensively uses CPU calculations and
- how deep changes it makes in DOM and CSSOM.
All 3 measures combine the speed at which the browser engine converts the code to Model Object. They also have a relationship – each subsequent one depends on the previous one.

3 – Dependence of TTFB, DOM Content Loaded, First Meaningful Paint and Time to Interact
The main advantage and disadvantage of PageBuilders is the fact that it contains a lot of modules and rules describing how to place any element on the page. Such flexibility results in substantial HTML and CSS files. As I mentioned before, it is a cost of flexibility. In most cases, we use about 20% of these rules on the page. 80% – so much unnecessary code must be downloaded and analyzed by the user.

How to optimize DOM and CSSOM in WordPress?
4 – First Meaningful Paint dependence on HTML and CSS
We can get faster conversion of HTML to DOM and CSS to CSSOM in two ways
1. maximum simplification of CSS and HTML code
2. not counting all CSS and HTML every time
Maximum simplification of HTML and CSS code
When writing individual skins (themes), always use tools like uncss, purgecss. They optimize the code.
In other cases, it is worth using WordPress plugins for example Typek to clean up the resulting HTML and CSS code. Leaving only those actually used 20% of the rules drastically reduces the time needed for HTML and CSS analysis.
Delta. Minimal file to be converted
At Pagebuilder, we turn off everything we don’t use. So many changes on the tool side and everything is OK.
WordPress itself adds many unnecessary class attributes to the HTML code.
All Page Builders such have their universal code

5 – Breaking down CSS into modules.
Do not follow the recommendations of a decade ago!
Don’t build mega packs. Use progressive sending of elements.
Put it all together (summary)
1. Service Workers or Browser Cache
1. CDN
2. Proxy server, Varnish, nginx microcache
3. WordPress plugins response cache type: WPTypek Performacne
4. WordPress plugins optimizing DOM and CSSOM type WPTypek performance
Lukasz Zelazny (verified owner) –
The best thing that ever happen to WordPress for years. PageSpeed is a critical factor to rank high. WordPress generally is not the fastest CMS. Now WPTypek can really change this. You can easily get “green” on Google Page Speed testing tool. Fantastic plugin
Carlos Tum (verified owner) –
A game changer! I found Typek as the best solution for my WPO tasks! A click here and other there and you will have awesome results in Google Page Speed You won’t regret to have Typek. Great product, great suppor and great guys.
Julian Korgol (verified owner) –
I think that this plugin is the best for optimising websites based on WordPress, because not only does it reduce the size of the scripts so website is faster, but it also remove some elements from code which are not used. It even works with themes from Themify, and it wasn’t explicitly written that it works with them. It was written that it is compatible with all builders and now I can really confirm it. IT WORKS WITH ALL THE BUILDERS I WORKED ON. 🙂
Roland (verified owner) –
Typek has replaced all plugins, assets clean up, wp rocket, autooptimize- doing a lot more for less $ and only one fee without subscription! Just buy before the price jumps for this solution… Unload unused java script, remove unused css.