It should work perfectly, although there is one downside; as the entire page isn’t cached, autoptimize will be triggered for every pageload (which is not the case with a page caching plugin). upon being triggered autoptimize will then (exceptions notwithstanding) just use the previously cached optimized CSS/JS, which based on tests will take between 0.1 and 0.2 seconds (but depending on the amount of CSS/JS to be aggregated).
hope this helps,
frank
Cheers frank – one last question,would you turn on all things in the plugin
Optimize HTML Code?
Optimize JavaScript Code?
Optimize CSS Code?
Generate data: URIs for images?
and last how do i find this url 🙂 CDN Base URL
start with HTML & CSS, those are easy.
data:URI’s for image are only needed if you have small background images in your CSS.
optimizing JS can in some instances be tricky (depending on what theme & plugins you use and their reliance on jQuery and jQuery plugins). try JS optimization, if it does not work you can enable options “force in head” and/or “look only in head”, which “fixes” js-issues most of the time.
CDN base URL is the URL of your CDN (without /wp-content/* in it).
