Suggestions

Have a few suggestions. My theme doesn’t allow me to modify the style.css file and instead has a custom.css with the WordPress frontend. I can change style.css backend but don’t want to risk. I think the best is to allow the user to just paste the above-the-fold css in the plugins settings page you may want to create. Question: I don’t see the css files loading asynchronously, as recommended by Google. https://wordpress.org/plugins/css-above-the-fold/ Hi, thanks for the suggestions. There are some plugins that support pasting CSS code from admin area ( Autoptimize for example), but the purpose of this plugin is to provide a simple way to re-use the theme stylesheet without maintaining two sources of CSS code. It’s just another technique to do it. It works with the style.css theme file, but if you prefer not to make changes then this plugin is not adequate. About the asynchronously load, only deals with the in-page css code. I think the best way is to use a plugin that minifies and unifies some stylesheets files in only one, but this is not the purpose of this plugin. Sorry I can not help. By the way, I think that a good way to do the asynchronously load of stylesheet files, if the minifier plugin you are using doesn’t do it, is creating another addon plugin to resolve this feature through the filters of the main plugin. I created an addon of this type for the Better WordPress Minify plugin, but not works with the latest versions and it’s not ready to release yet. We are testing it on our corporate site blogestudio.com . Hi, Thanks. I will figure it out. I use W3TC for minification as well. I had the plugin https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/above-the-fold-optimization in mind but had some troubles with it, so asked you.