Gonzales GPL v2.3 – Speeding up WordPress with Gonzales plugin

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Gonzales GPL – Speeding up WordPress with Gonzales plugin

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Gonzales GPL allows you to conditionally disable CSS, JS, and even plugins depending on the page you visit.

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Last Updated - 16 December 2022 @ 11:06 PM » Changelog

Description

If needed, Activate Gonzales In the file gonzales.php finds the function check_gonzales() around line 1545. Add as the first line of the function: return random_string_here; (can be any string other than gonzales-info or error) All done - now the plugin will activate. The Gonzales menu doesn't show up in the dashboard, only on the front-end admin bar (this is correct behavior and is how the plugin is designed). d).

Gonzales GPL – Speeding up WordPress with Gonzales plugin

Gonzales GPL allows you to conditionally disable CSS, JS, and even plugins depending on the page you visit. It’s a simple and lightweight tool thanks to which you’ll be able to get rid of overloaded websites by excluding useless CSS and JS files registered by themes and plugins.

Gonzales GPL Plugin Overview

Gonzales allows you to conditionally disable CSS, JS, and even plugins depending on the page you visit. It’s a simple and lightweight tool thanks to which you’ll be able to get rid of overloaded websites by excluding useless CSS and JS files added by themes and plugins.

How to speed up WordPress?

I created a dedicated article about speeding up WordPress. It touches on common performance issues. But the answer to this question is more simple than you may think.

Conditional resources (assets/plugins) loading is key to overweighted websites nowadays. The goal is to:

minimize the number of assets (CSS/JS) (faster rendering, reduced CPU/GPU usage on end device)
decrease document loading time (minimized TTFB timings, reduced CPU & RAM usage on the server)

You can read detailed Gonzales documentation explaining how to speed up WordPress in theory or take a look at App Shah’s review to understand how it works in real life (Crunchify website case, v.2.0.x used)