To totally expel javascript from the rendering way it should conceded until after the page loads. I have an instructional exercise for this utilizing the Google prescribed arrangement that totally concedes javascript.

To tail this well you have to comprehend what your page burdens and why it loads it.

Anything your website page calls costs your clients a greater amount of their time. On the off chance that you don't comprehend what asks for your website page makes, you have to begin knowing. jQuery is a decent case since it is so regular and such a vast record (around 100kb). An all to regular situation is that a little site page that is just 10kb is calling a huge record like jQuery (which is ten times bigger than the website page itself) to do some unremarkable errand like blur in a few words on the page. You may have thought "hello that looks cool!" when you saw it, however is it sufficiently cool to make your client hold up ten times more opportunity to see your page? precisely the same could happen with CSS or littler javascript.

I utilized jQuery for instance however I am not saying it is awful. The same things could be said of significantly ordinary person javascripts like Google investigation, or some outsider javascripts that show gadgets or even those social Facebook, Twitter catches that individuals cherish to such an extent.

Recognize what your page is utilizing, and choose in the event that it merits making your guests hold up



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jvranjes Premium
My all sites have problem with this. It is there even before you add any text, I have seen it in completely new sites without content, so something inherent in WP. This is red warning in various Google's tools. So I do not wish to bookmark this, I would like to use it.

But I am afraid for me this is too technical. Do not understand what 'outside JS record' is. You have invested your time and I thank you in any case.
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Carlton-Nbr1 Premium
Hi Jovo,
Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy with outer javascript record which is meant to be external javascript file and has been corrected.
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Carlton
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startouched Premium
Thanks for sharing. Bookmarking for future use!
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Hi Kathy,
Thank you for checking out the training and sharing your feedback.
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Thank you for this great effort, it's bookmarked, and will be referenced!
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Hi Roth,
Thank you for checking out the training and sharing your feedback.
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You are welcome, Carlton!
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KMeyer Premium Plus
Thank you! I will bookmark for later.
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Hi Keven,
Glad to have created training worthy of bookmarking.
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Great training, thanks
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Hi Mel,
Glad that you enjoyed the training I created.
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