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So, something I noticed a lot with my Elementor websites and using Hello Theme is that only a small part of the hello-elementor-theme-style-css file code is used on each page.
Here is an example:
As you can see, only around 5% of the file's code is used.
This extra code seems to impact Google Lighthouse metrics in a signaficant way, and I can't seem to be able to get rid of it.
Would there be a way for hello-elementor-theme-style-css to be composed only of the styles that are used within the page/theme? Not every page has a dialog box or uses swiper code for instance (in fact, this is pretty much most of my pages).
Thanks!
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While trying to optimize the theme, we came to a similar conclusion.
In Hello theme version 3.0.0 we plan to split the theme.css file, removing unused CSS. Moving some styles to a separate file which will load only if the functionality is active.
This change should reduce the file size by 60% - 85%, depends on different factors.
Hey there,
So, something I noticed a lot with my Elementor websites and using Hello Theme is that only a small part of the
hello-elementor-theme-style-css
file code is used on each page.Here is an example:
As you can see, only around 5% of the file's code is used.
This extra code seems to impact Google Lighthouse metrics in a signaficant way, and I can't seem to be able to get rid of it.
Would there be a way for
hello-elementor-theme-style-css
to be composed only of the styles that are used within the page/theme? Not every page has a dialog box or uses swiper code for instance (in fact, this is pretty much most of my pages).Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: