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Brizy PRO Plugin - Page Speed

Kurnia Kwik

Hello,

I love Brizy PRO WP plugin and do all of my websites and clients with this. I am always looking for speed and I got a warning message from Labrika - Please see - https://share.getcloudapp.com/9Zu0NdrW

 

The answer from Labrika as follows:

The <head> element is a container for metadata and is placed between the <html> tag and the <body> tag like what style you will add to your html page what script will be running. You can't add <img> tag in head. Doesn't matter it is <noscript>. Remove your <img> tag from <head> and add it to body tag.

How to Fix this Fatal Error

Move this part of the Code to the <body>, you can place it right after the opening <body> element. This also applies to any other invalid use of <noscript> in the <head></head> element e.g. <noscript><iframe></iframe></noscript>.

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I moved google and fb pixels /third party apps from hearder to body and footer. But it is not enough. 

As you know, how to make the recommendation if use Brizy as a page builder and many of brizy script loaded on header?

 

This is another comment from labrika:

Thank you for your question.
If you open the source code of HTML, you can see that <head> ends on line 623.
<script> takes about 200 lines and 300 lines are occupied by <style type = 'text / css'> and <style class = "brz-style">

Google gives good recommendations:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=yoganeka.com
 
Can you give me solutions on this? And what wp plugin that can suitable with brizy? As I know before, brizy conflicts with several cached wp plugin, such as wp optimize and siteground optimizer.
 
rgs
 
Kurnia K
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  • Sandra Prunici
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    Hi,

    Do you have the latest versions of Brizy Free 2.2.0 and Brizy Pro 2.2.0? Could you please try to optimize the site using some basic steps?

    1 - Choose a quality hosting plan;
    2 - Keep updated your plugins, theme and WP;
    3 - Delete the plugins and themes you do not use anymore;
    4 - Add a clean cache plugin and run it (Litespeed Cache, Autoptimize, WP Rocket);
    5 - Use an Image optimization plugin (we have an integration with ShortPixel, therefore we are recommending it);
    6 - Clean the media library from the images you don't use anymore and the first revisions from the pages and posts you know you will not need;
    7 - Optimize the database (WP Optimizer - if you find some problems with this plugin, could you please give us more details regarding this?)

    I also want to add that we constantly work on the plugin and site optimization and during time, we made improvements on this side and we continue to work on this aspect which is very important for us and for all our users. During the time we re-code and re-do some aspects from the builder code side and we will continue to improve it.

    Thanks!

    Best regards,
    Sandra

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