Rebuilding UCSS cache

  • Resolved mmwbadmin

    (@mmwbadmin)


    4 years, 11 months ago

    Hi,
    Creating UCSS, in itself a great feature, takes quite some time (and credits) on my WP site with just over 1.000 pages+posts. Over 10.000 pages have to be ‘scanned’ as blog & tag & category (sub)pages are included and vary mobile and vary webp use different CSS. Scanning seems to happen one at a time (cron task).

    In my case the combined CSS file on average shrunk from 165KB to 50KB (uncompressed). But half way the scanning of all these URLs I disabled “Generate UCSS” thinking about what would happen if I were to change 1 (or several) CSS styles that would affect most pages? Purge and start over again?

    Do I make correct use of this feature?

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  • usabe

    (@usabe)

    4 years, 10 months ago

    Hello @mmwbadmin

    If you just want to add 1 css style that would affect most pages, I would suggest you to use the CSS Exclude feature in the Tuning tab in the Page Optm menu. This way you don’t have to clear all generated UCSS just to include some new things that would be definitely used.

    Regards,
    Abe

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