• Resolved bobhhh

    (@bobhhh)


    Hi,

    I’m trying to disable all unused widgets but but there is no impact on the front end. File sizes are enormous, for instance /qi-addons-for-elementor/assets/css/main.min.css is 632kb. This is unacceptable.

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  • Plugin Author Qode

    (@qodeinteractive)

    Hi,

    Thank you for writing us.

    CSS file is generated and minified as one single file due to server load time and to reduce load time number of css files. It would be impossible to dynamically generate css file every time, it would take too much resources on client’s servers in order to perform this.

    We will take your note, and try to reduce this file even more, in order to optimize plugin and increase it’s loading speed.

    Regards

    Thread Starter bobhhh

    (@bobhhh)

    CSS file is generated and minified as one single file due to server load time and to reduce load time number of css files.

    A single 632kb css file is not going to reduce load time. If the website has http2 (most do) separate css files is much faster. It is not up to you to decide this. Any caching plugin like WP Rocket will take care of this.

    It would be impossible to dynamically generate css file every time, it would take too much resources on client’s servers in order to perform this.

    Not dynamically, just bundle the scripts and styles. If Elementor can do it, why not you? They have introduced “Improved Asset Loading” a long time ago: https://elementor.com/blog/introducing-elementor-3-1/.

    I like your components but installing the plugin will kill any website’s performance.

    Plugin Author Qode

    (@qodeinteractive)

    Hi bobhhh,

    We went ahead and improved the widget stylesheet generation for the plugin, so the issue that you mention should be resolved. Please let us know what you think of our latest update.

    Regards

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