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Hello, the website is currently behind a VPN. WP Core version 5.3 We are also on an Azure IAAS IIS 8.5 server environment. So no FTP access, only RDP for internal user.
Two questions. First is overall length of the code on-page. Have attached a copy of Source Code from the Home Page. div class=”search-nav-ajax is 177 lines of code long. Is this usual? Is there someway to make this code lighter on-page?
Second, under Compatibility and other settings.
We have JS as being minified.
JS Init method is Dynamic.
Vertical scroll OFF
Remember Search Phrases OFF
Try Fixing SOM duplicates ON
To try reinitialize OFF
Load Scripts in footer? ON
We has CSS as Optimal.
Minify CSS: ON
Force Inline OFF
Load CSS files conditionally OFF .
Load Google Fonts: ON
Use custom AJAX: OFF
Display default search box old browsers? ONAm not seeing the code itself, HTML as being minified, as you can see from the attached.
Any tips or advice? Or is this just the way it is with 177 lines of code hitting the page?
Best regards,
JosepfYou cannot access this content.Hi,
Thank you for the details.
It looks perfectly fine to me, there are a few extra white spaces (lines, tabs, spaces), but that is probably due to how the menu is rendered. It does not make any difference, browsers ignore the white space.
The HTML is not minified on purpose (and there is no option for it either), as usually that is being done via 3rd party caching – either by plugins, custom code or CDN (such as cloudflare). The CSS minification is also only minimal to prevent any compatibility issues with CDN or cache plugin asset minification processes.Line numbers does not matter that much, the overall page size is important. In your case it is around 94000 characters, which is ~94Kb of HTML code, that is miniscule. Your server probably has gzip enabled as well, which makes it even smaller, I inputted the page source into a gzip calculator, and go this: https://i.imgur.com/znBa7R7.png
Best,
That is ~20Kb of HTML overall. I would not worry about that much. Even Facebook login page has more HTML code than that – and I bet that is optimized beyond everything.
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