shofera

Any update on this, doesn’t seem to be “resolved” really… ? 🙂

Hi again and thanks for the quick reply!
I have considered all the alternatives you mentioned above before:
1 . I would suggest either adding the code inside a static css file
Not an option – some of them are dynamic (resulting from either theme options or DB)

2 . actually enqueue a css file with some dummy code ( ie: .fvm1234{display:none} ) so that FVM can merge it together with it’s inlined code
How would I go about this, can I use wp_add_inline_script/style and hint for the generated code to be linked/merged to an existing file somehow?

3 . Select the option to not merge inlined code on fvm. Which option is this, experimented quite a bit, my wp_add_inline_script/style gets ignored when not linking to a file all the time.

do this instead (so it avoids being found by FVM)
Unfortunately not an option, the theme & plugin we are finalizing is headed for Envato Market and they require complying fully with WP guidelines on properly enqueueing all scripts and styles (namely via wp_add_inline_script/style) so that they can later be dequeued and so on.

Would love to see this option added to the plugin especially since it’s a core functionality (although not very popular, but sometimes you don’t need whole files for a few lines of dynamically generated JS/CSS).

Thanks again for your time, looking forward to see this in your awesome plugin!

PS: Btw, just for reference, tested with a few other plugins:

WP Better Minify – doesn’t include inline JS/CSS.
Autoptimize – includes them.