IndexReloaded

<strong>Overview</strong>, the first tab displays the usage figures for files and, in the licensed version, also for the ObjectCache. Here you can tidy up if necessary.

3rd tab IndexReloaded shows a first <strong>recommendation for the Excludelist</strong>, a list of identifiers, with which certain JavaScript and CSS files can be excluded from processing by IndexReloaded.

In <strong>General Settings</strong>, you control the storage location and storage time of the CSS and JavaScript files created by IndexReloaded. A license key can be stored here and the plugin can be completely deactivated or activated.

<strong>CSS and JS Processing</strong> control whether and how JavaScript and CSS are processed. Here is also the centrally important Exclude List, which is used to specify specific elements that cause JavaScript errors or display errors when processed by IndexReloaded.

More Options located in <strong>CSS and JS Processing</strong>. The minification of JavaScript and CSS can also be switched on or off here, also deferal (delayed loading) of JavaScript files contols here.

The options for <strong>Critical CSS</strong> are only available in the licensed version. But we provide a free licensing key on our website and, even if IndexReloaded is not licensed, the available performance gain is already 60 to 70% of the licensed version with Critical CSS.

The <strong>Preloading</strong> options apply to every page which contains the file to preload its page source. This does not apply for font-preloads, these are loaded in every page.

The <strong>HTML cleanup</strong> options can be used to remove other elements of the website, such as comments, certain meta tags, etc

Last but not least, a <strong>Monitoring window</strong> is available in the frontend, which gives you an insight into individual processing times, number of data involved, etc. when IndexReladed is executed in the frontend.

<strong>Monitoring window</strong> displaying in frontend.

What can be achieved with IndexReloaded on PageSpeed Insights? Without IndexReloaded, the countless links to CSS files and JS files lead to long waiting times on the client.

IndexReloaded eliminates render-blocking resources and reduces the number of calls to other files on the server. The result is clearly noticeable and measurable.