Hi Tom,
As a user of GP Premium, I can see just how much effort you put into performance – so I had no doubt you were following best performance practices.
That said I didn’t realize there wasn’t even an *option* for this kind of functionality. No wonder so many plugins have this issue.
Just one more question to add to this then: does that mean that I should delete and/or draft any of the WPSP that I’m no longer using?
Otherwise wouldn’t that mean that their specific CSS associated with them, e.g.:
e.g. there will be this code:
#wpsp-123 h2 {
}Would be on all of my wordpress pages – even though the shortcode isn’t used? Since you can’t see if the WPSP is being used, I would presume that you publish the CSS based on its published/draft status?
I realize this is a tiny amount of CSS, but if it’s WPSP that I’m no longer using then there is no point keeping them around if it’s adding even a tiny amount of CSS.
Please let me know whether I can draft these posts to remove the CSS associated with them, or whether I need to delete the specific WPSP altogether.
Thank you very much for your help Tom!