If you mean: https://github.com/tinymce/tinymce_compressor, don’t think it can be used with this plugin.
When adding “external” plugins to TinyMCE, the editor itself loads them from JS. Don’t think any of the “WP caching plugins” can speed that up. The best option will be something similar to how WP loads tinymce: concatenated, pre-compressed file containing all plugins. May try something like that in the future.
Do you have any counsel on how we could potentially speed up load times? On my build currently TinyMCE Advanced adds roughly 2 seconds to the load time. This happens on every page. Just trying to try various options to see if I can condense things.
CDN made no impact on load times. WP Super Cache and Autoptimize helped a little, but not substantially.
Hi, I’m autoptimize’s developer. Just a small remark; AO is only active on the front-end, not on wp-admin pages, so it’s bound not to have any effect on pages where tinymce adv. is typically used.
hope this clarifies,
frank
Do you have any counsel on how we could potentially speed up load times?
Best way is to (properly) configure the web server so the TinyMCE plugins (JS) files are cached in the browsers. The other option would be to concatenate and pre-compress all plugins files and load that from PHP. See wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-tinymce.php.
…AO is only active on the front-end, not on wp-admin pages
Even if it was, don’t think it can make any difference for TinyMCE external plugins. They are loaded by TinyMCE itself (from JS) after it initializes. They can be pre-loaded but that needs some more settings.
Do you have a recommended plug-in for executing what you described above?
