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Eliminate render-blocking resources in Pagespeed Tests
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@ Adwoox While i don’t know of an easy way to fix this you can aleviate the problem by publishing through cloudflare and enable caching. Your external css files will then (eventualy) be served from an /assets/css/ frolder. And while your at it enable brotli compression and other optimizations on the speed tab.This will load your site over a HTTP/2 (or 3 with QUIC if you enable it) with server side push of the resources. This mitigates the problem.See this in action on https://woordenliefde.nl/.I know it’s not a real fix, but it may be a good work-around and as a bonus you get reasonably fast delivery from a local internet exchange.
[anonymous] wrote:@ Adwoox While i don’t know of an easy way to fix this you can aleviate the problem by publishing through cloudflare and enable caching. Your external css files will then (eventualy) be served from an /assets/css/ frolder. And while your at it enable brotli compression and other optimizations on the speed tab.This will load your site over a HTTP/2 (or 3 with QUIC if you enable it) with server side push of the resources. This mitigates the problem.See this in action on https://woordenliefde.nl/.I know it’s not a real fix, but it may be a good work-around and as a bonus you get reasonably fast delivery from a local internet exchange.
Thanks Mick, for a new website cloudflare is good option as you say. However, when the traffic increases, both the cost and the management can be a bit difficult at the cloudflare side. But i will try this as a temporary solution. Thank you again.