After using the plugin Autoptimize WPTouch doesnt work properly

HI Sebastian, I’m not personally familiar with Autoptimize but as with any tool that optimizes your site by combining JavaScript and CSS files, I would suggest turning it off for mobile browsers unless it’s been optimized to work with your mobile theme. Thanks, c.

Hi Sebastian, most caching plugins allow you to exclude user agents, and WPtouch has a feature to attempt to disable specific plugins during loading. Thanks, c.

https://support.wptouch.com/support/solutions/articles/5000523464-core-settings-compatibility

hi guys;
I’m autoptimize’s developer, some randomish remarks;

1. performance optimization (page caching & CSS/JS optimization) are even more important on mobile then on desktop (stating the obvious here)
2. it should be perfectly possible to configure AO in such a way that WPTouch works (cfr. the troubleshooting part in AO’s FAQ)
3. AO has an API which allows someone with basic PHP/ WP experience to stop JS, CSS or ALL optimization of any request, based on (part of) the URL, the HTML or functions (e.g. is_cart() in WooCommerce). Based on this it should be trivial to disable either CSS, JS or CSS optimization when WPTouch is active.

That being said, I’d be happy to work with the WPTouch-team to identify the optimal configuration to optimize WPToush-sites 🙂

kind regards,
frank

well, there’s example code of how to disable all optimization based on url (path) in autoptimize_helper.php_example for starters 🙂

frank

best & easiest would be to add it using the code snippets plugin.

frank