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In reply to How to enable Multi-lingual support in evolve+

Waqar Chaudhry
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05.03.2016 at 14:03 #25055

Which is recommended for Evolve+, as WPML is recommended for Alora but I wanted to know if there was a specific recommendation for Evolve+?

Thanks

In reply to How to remove java and css elements that are NOT used on the site.

Waqar Chaudhry
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02.03.2016 at 15:18 #24907

Denzel,

I don’t know what to say.
I ask for help and then you take it as a suggestion for your employer.

This is NOT what I call support / help / assistance.

In reply to How to remove java and css elements that are NOT used on the site.

Waqar Chaudhry
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29.02.2016 at 16:25 #24826

Thanks, Denzel,

Let’s try another way as I’m not asking for dev work to be carried out nor am I asking for code to be amended.

If a particular function from the theme is NOT used say for example; one of the sliders is there a way for that CSS and JS NOT to appear on the page that’s it’s defined for.

Example – Elastic slider will potentially have its own CSS and JS for it to work
If this is DISABLED from the theme options directly – how can we ensure that ITS NOT loaded on individual pages?
Can you use the CUSTOM CSS to DISABLE this CSS and JSS from loading and hence speed up page load time.
In my homepage, I am probably using about 3 functions – all the rest are disabled yet I have 21 CSS references. All I’m asking for is there a way that I can STOP the CSS and JSS from loading on the homepages.

Reason is that in the event that you guys update your themes, I don’t wish to break anything hence I don’t want a developer. It should be a simple enough request.
I’m not asking for elements to be moved or changes to certain elements. I’m asking for a disablement of the actual CSS and JS from being preloaded on the homepage.
That’s all I want to know.

Regards

Waqar

In reply to How to remove java and css elements that are NOT used on the site.

Waqar Chaudhry
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28.02.2016 at 12:13 #24788

Hi there Denzel,

Appreciate the comments but I think the point of support is that you guys help us which is the reason people buy premium themes.
Some guidance will be appreciated.
My homepage currently is set to using a js and css concatenator using some WordPress Caching plugin but the source code looks ugly and it still doesn’t look nice.

As far as i know, all I am using is the animate on the menu bar and the bootstrap loader for the home page.
What possible solutions can you recommend to clean it up?
Also – what is the admin-ajax.php script? What does it do as it seems to take a long time to run according to some sources that check site speed?
Is it needed on a homepage?

Here is the jss and css links for the homepage.

Then further below the page, there is additional script – here is one example

/* —————— PREV & NEXT BUTTON FOR FLEXSLIDER (YOUTUBE) —————— */
jQuery(‘.flex-next, .flex-prev’).click(function() {
playVideoAndPauseOthers(jQuery(this).parents(‘.flexslider, .t4ps-slider’));
});
function onPlayerStateChange(frame, slider) {
return function(event) {
if (event.data == YT.PlayerState.PLAYING) {
jQuery(slider).flexslider(“pause”);
}
if (event.data == YT.PlayerState.PAUSED) {
jQuery(slider).flexslider(“play”);
}
if (event.data == YT.PlayerState.BUFFERING) {
jQuery(slider).flexslider(“pause”);
}
}
}
//
//
//
// YouTube & Vimeo

There is also one for FlexSlider, Prev/Next buttons for FlexSlider, Testimonials, Sticky Headers etc … All of which I’m sure I’ve disabled from the main evolve Customiser area.

Surely, if its disabled in the Customiser area for the Theme in question – it shouldnt technically appear in your homepage – so why is it there ?

Regards

Waqar

In reply to How to remove java and css elements that are NOT used on the site.

Waqar Chaudhry
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Posts: 5

27.02.2016 at 14:24 #24741

My home page has 21 blocking script resources and 14 blocking CSS resources.
This causes a delay in rendering your page.

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