Hello @eminozlem
Hope you are doing well today.
In general, it should not change the load order of files but since it combines and minifies the files it could be causing issues with some files you can fix that by excluding the related CSS and JS files from hummingbird asset optimization.
Please take a look at this document to learn more about how to exclude files:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/hummingbird/#assets-optimization
Kind Regards
Amin
Hi thanks for the reply.
If I enable “safe mode” in assets optimization its fine. I dont know if this disables assets optimization completely or something else.
I was hoping you could recommend something specific since this seems to be a common issue with Elementor and not something special to my setup. I am trying to solve it going over the files one by one but there is simply too many css files for elementor
Update: combine was off for “elementor.frontend.css” , added it to combine, seems to be fine for now if it helps anyone