![]() ![]() Cleaned up source code and made a few performance tweaks.Simply copy and paste it into the file you wish to modify. You’ll obtain the minified version of your CSS or JS file after a few seconds. Then select minify or compress from the drop-down menu. More effective at cleaning up tabs, JavaScript, and internal CSS. Simply paste your code into the CSS minifier or JS minifier tabs.Fixed bug that could cause ‘M1N1FY-ST4RT’ to output to website.Some additional JavaScript minification.No longer minifies the admin dashboard.Removes HTML comments to further reduce file size (doesn’t remove MSIE conditional comments).No longer minifies XML files (which Minify HTML was never designed to do).Fixed issue with Google AMP reporting problems with the style boilerplate.Fixed issue with minification of internal CSS media queries.Now removes CSS and JavaScript comments.Option to remove relative schemes and domains from links.Option to remove XHTML closing tags from HTML5 void elements.Option to remove HTML, JavaScript and CSS comments.Option to deactivate Minify HTML without.New Minify HTML Settings menu item in the admin console.Cleaned up settings page, gives option suggestions.Broke up option to remove relative schemes and domains into two options.Fixed a problem with errors in the log and the “Remove schemes” switch not quite working correctly.Corrected rare problem with inline JavaScript line comments. In this tutorial, Im going to share how to minify Javascript and CSS in WordPress to improve website loading speed.Removed extra blank lines after v1.92 modification.Correctly deals with multi-byte UTF-8 encoded content (typically non-English language websites).Will make this an option instead in a future release. Removed multi-byte non-English encoded content support because it caused problems with many English sites.Added option to support multi-byte UTF-8 encoding if your foreign language website introduces odd characters.Added support for WP-CLI (command line interface for WordPress).Forces the multi-byte UTF-8 encoding option to default to OFF.Updated contact email address, verified working with WordPress v5.6.Added link to dummy site for testing, verified working with WordPress v5.8.2.Minify HTML corrects this even for deflated/gzip transfers (and also saves another 20% in bandwidth). Also, even with deflate/gzip, your HTML markup will still look sloppy and amateurish. With Minify HTML, the source HTML file will be smaller, therefore, it will compress faster and be even smaller once compressed. I’m using deflate/gzip to compress HTML, do I need Minify HTML? Even when using deflate/gzip compression the resulting file is around 20% smaller, speeding up download times. With real-world test sites, the HTML file is around 20-25% smaller. Minify HTML doesn’t use bloated external libraries that add additional overhead and therefore take longer to process. Also, because the HTML file is smaller, it will speed up transfer and rendering times. On my server that’s running dozens of websites, it takes 0.007 seconds to minify a page. I consider Minify HTML a good way of finding these style ‘errors’ and correcting them with proper padding or margin style. This is because inline objects will add a few pixels of spacing if there’s whitespace between the objects. However, if you rely on white space between HTML tags (which you shouldn’t be doing) you may notice very isolated elements with reduced horizontal spacing. Normally, you won’t notice any changes to the way the site looks in the browser. Magic, obviously! Actually, it creates an output buffer and then preforms its ‘magic’ on the output buffer. Under the Settings menu in the admin console there’s a Minify HTML menu item which allows you to modify Minify HTML settings. You can now click on the Save Changes button to store your settings.īy the way, you can check out the collection of our WordPress themes to choose a suitable template for your online project.FAQ Are there any settings for Minify HTML? On the settings page, you need to check the first two options to automatically minify JavaScript and CSS files on your WordPress website. Once a plugin is activated, it will add a new BWP Minify menu item to your WordPress admin bar. The goal is to make your website files’ size smaller by removing whitespaces, lines, and unnecessary characters from the source code.Įxample of the minified CSS code: bodyįirst thing you need to do is to install and activate the Better WordPress Minify plugin. Minifying CSS and Javascript files makes them load faster and speeds up your WordPress site. Hello, our support team is ready to present you a new tutorial that shows how to minify CSS / JavaScript files in WordPress ![]()
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