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@chriscct7 Ok, but what’s going to happen on sites that already implemented the workaround?
Thanks,

@vmarko I understand that external sources can not be handled, but I have several files coming from the site that has a low TTL.

Here’s an example:

`
Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy 56 resources found

…jquery/jquery.min.js(i3g4v6w8.stackpathcdn.com) 34 m 46 s 30 KiB
…css/autoptimize_single_92f5cdb….css?ver=5.6.3(i3g4v6w8.stackpathcdn.com) 34 m 46 s 24 KiB
…css/autoptimize_single_c0bb895….css?ver=9.3.1(i3g4v6w8.stackpathcdn.com) 34 m 46 s 14 KiB
…jquery/jquery-migrate.min.js(i3g4v6w8.stackpathcdn.com) 34 m 46 s 4 KiB
…related-posts/related-posts.min.js(i3g4v6w8.stackpathcdn.com) 34 m 46 s 2 KiB

`

the browser cache settings of w3tc, I have these settings:

CSS & JS is set to 31536000 seconds
HTML & XML is et to 3600 seconds
Media & other files is set to 31536000 seconds

Seeing these configurations, I don’t how to determine what setting w3tc is using for the above files, since we are talking about js and css files, and Google lighthouse shows one-hour ttl and w3tc appears to be using one-year ttl.

@optimizingmatters The only way it works is with “Optimize CSS Code?” and with “Inline and Defer CSS?” enabled. However, this means that I have multiple CSS files, which is not the optimal solution. Can you look into it and update the plugin so we can aggregate the css files?
Thanks,

@bobmatyas I used the Chrome Dev Tools Lighthouse. I’m also using StackPath CDN.
What are the optimal settings I could use in W3TC minify settings to make it work?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by wpmhweb.

@drawmyface
I’m aware Boost doesn’t minify files. I’m using W3TC to minify, but when I use the WETC plugin it moves the modification file at the top of the page and it would appear that JetPack boost doesn’t know it exists, because the Google Analysis tool will show that the page has CSS rendering blocking. But if I disabled the W3TC minify feature, boost works correctly and Google doesn’t complain about CSS render-blocking again.

Another thing I notice is that Boost appends onload=”this.media=’all'” to the css files, but when I’m using W3TC the minify CSS file doesn’t show onload=”this.media=’all'” in the HTML code.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by wpmhweb.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by wpmhweb.

Thanks for the reply. Thus far, things seem to be working ok. Just as a comment, how about having the option to allow entering the links for posts with different layouts, so the plugin knows what to look for more accurately?
Thanks,