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Problems with manual compression of files

13 replies · Started by Tayfur on June 29, 2018

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Hello,

I have a big problem.

I manually compressed my Css and js files, and now my Cache Enabler plugin is corrupted.

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thank you so much.

Hi there,

I'm not too sure what I'm looking at there. Have you checked with your Cache Enabler plugin support?

I have not seen Cache enabler yet.

I made the compression manual before using the plug-in, then I got the screen display error that I sent when I started using the cache enabler.

I do not know which files are manually compressed, which is the bad side: S

How did you manually compress them? Why not allow a plugin to handle the compression?

Unfortunately I tried to do it manually before trying to compress it with the plugin.

https://cssminifier.com/ I have done all the compression here, but I do not know which file is the problem.

Which files did you run through there? Everything inside GP should already be minified.

I would just replace the files you changed with the default ones.

The problem here is actually Tom. I do not know which files I am changing. But I think it is sourced from js files. If I return https://unminify.com/ from here to my old uncompressed layout, is the problem correct?

What happens if you replace all of the theme JS files with fresh ones?

I think the problem is straight. Because I did not do any code editing in the js files, I just did the compression. Would you examine the information to send the information to you?

I'm not really sure I understand the problem. So you haven't manually compressed anything?

I made manual compression, unfortunately. There is no problem in WP Super Cache setup case. But when I make js compression in html inline, the problem arises. Especially in Cache Enabler plugin I get this error.

I don't suggest manually compressing anything. Use the core files as they come, and then enable a plugin do the compressing/caching for you.

If you use the core files and a plugin that's well maintained and reviewed, you shouldn't have any issues.

I understand that this problem repeats itself in the progressive process? I am using Wp-Rocket, KeyCDN and Perfmatters plugins.

I would like to learn from your suggestions which plugins and techniques you recommend to speed up WordPress.

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