Nginx active, but terrible pagespeed score
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Mentor Palokaj
Jan 12, 2016, 1:19:57 PM1/12/16
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Hello guys/gals,
For some reason I went from 99% pagespeed score all the way down to 60. In the analysis i can clearly see pagespeed is working, but it is not having a great effect. Any idea as to why?
Screenshot is attached.
Otto van der Schaaf
Jan 13, 2016, 3:32:40 AM1/13/16
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It's hard to say without having the old situation with the higher score around for comparison.
I suspect the large infographic is loosing you a lot of points, as the way it currently loads causes a page reflow that I think will mean that mobile user-agents will have nearly all of the above-the-fold-screen invalidated shortly after the page load.
Did something perhaps change around how the infographic is loaded/implemented?
That aside, I recommend you also consider enabling the inline_google_font_css filter:
Otto
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Mentor Palokaj
Jan 13, 2016, 3:47:17 AM1/13/16
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Thanks for your reply Otto. The infographic is not loaded in the main page, purely a low-res featured image. The css-inline-google-fonts filter is already enabled on my server… Does it not render on your end?
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 9:32 AM Otto van der Schaaf <osc...@we-amp.com> wrote:
It's hard to say without having the old situation with the higher score around for comparison.I suspect the large infographic is loosing you a lot of points, as the way it currently loads causes a page reflow that I think will mean that mobile user-agents will have nearly all of the above-the-fold-screen invalidated shortly after the page load.Did something perhaps change around how the infographic is loaded/implemented?That aside, I recommend you also consider enabling the inline_google_font_css filter:OttoOn Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 7:19 PM, Mentor Palokaj <mentor...@gmail.com> wrote:Hello guys/gals,For some reason I went from 99% pagespeed score all the way down to 60. In the analysis i can clearly see pagespeed is working, but it is not having a great effect. Any idea as to why?Screenshot is attached.
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Otto van der Schaaf
Jan 13, 2016, 5:32:21 AM1/13/16
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The rule that loosing points for the mobile analysis is "MinimizeRenderBlockingResources".
It looks like after the page load several inline style style elements are set on the infographic dom, whichI think is what is causing the reflow.
I don't think the prioritize critical css filter can fix that. Did this also happen when the insights score was higher?
I see it is enabled now, I was mistaken, sorry.
Mentor Palokaj
Jan 15, 2016, 5:53:34 AM1/15/16
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There is no actual infographic on the page, you are referring to the slider right? ny inline styles are done by the pagespeed module, and not me. I hate inline :) |
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 9:32 AM Otto van der Schaaf <osc...@we-amp.com> wrote:
It's hard to say without having the old situation with the higher score around for comparison.I suspect the large infographic is loosing you a lot of points, as the way it currently loads causes a page reflow that I think will mean that mobile user-agents will have nearly all of the above-the-fold-screen invalidated shortly after the page load.Did something perhaps change around how the infographic is loaded/implemented?That aside, I recommend you also consider enabling the inline_google_font_css filter:OttoOn Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 7:19 PM, Mentor Palokaj <mentor...@gmail.com> wrote:Hello guys/gals,For some reason I went from 99% pagespeed score all the way down to 60. In the analysis i can clearly see pagespeed is working, but it is not having a great effect. Any idea as to why?Screenshot is attached.
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Otto van der Schaaf
Jan 17, 2016, 6:10:02 PM1/17/16
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On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 11:53 AM, Mentor Palokaj <men...@palokaj.co> wrote:
Yes
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