Remove Default Widget CSS bundle, Authorization.CSS To Get Fast Website Loading Speed

Nowadays, everybody wants fast results. Google Search Engines also gives top rank to those pages which get loaded quickly. There are many ways to speed up page loading time of your website. But CSS resources always affects on your website or blog loading speed. As a result of this, your sites get slower and your rank gets lower. The Search Engine usually puts that page at the first position of a result page which loads too quickly.

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Recently, Google came up with a new project; name as AMP – Accelerated Mobile Pages. The primary focus of this project is to divert Google search traffic to a fast loading website. So you must make your blog or website faster by all means.

You might be heard of CSS Bundle and Authorization CSS terms. These are the default styles of all the blogger’s template. Even though you put your own CSS style sheets for your blog, the default style sheets are called (fetched from the blogger server) automatically. These default style sheets do have higher time to load and due to which it slows down the page loading speed of your blog or website.

No worries, we will see how we can disable the default CSS bundle style sheets so that they won’t be called while your page loads.

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Render blocking CSS resources

The biggest reason behind the slow site loading speed is to render blocking CSS resources. And many bloggers are facing the issues to get rid of render-blocking CSS resources.

Usually, the render-blocking CSS and javascript prevent the loading of the DOM tree while rendering the HTML markup on the browser. So it’s always better to remove unwanted and extra JavaScripts as well as unusable CSS files from the website code.

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Check your current page loading

But before further proceeding, you need to find out what are the latest results of your current website.

Just follow below TWO steps before implementing the change:

Step 1: We will see Page Speed of the site by using “PageSpeed Insights” feature of Google:

Follow below steps:

1. Go to this page: Google PageSpeed Insights
2. Enter your site URL and click ANALYZE button.
3. It takes few minutes in Analyzing the page speed.
4. Once Analyzing gets completed, you will see Page speed and Optimization results.

Step 2: We will see list CSS’s available on the site:

Follow below steps:

1. Go to this page: Google PageSpeed Insights
2. Enter site or blog URL and click Go button.
3. On result page you will see list of CSS files and CSS locations.

Please take a note of the results generated by following both the above steps so that we can compare them later.

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Remove default CSS bundle and Authorization.CSS

Now we will implement change in CSS bundle which is a default style sheet of your website or blog template.

Disable default CSS bundle call

We have now just disabled a call that triggers the default CSS bundle and due to which now onwards your page loading time will definitely get reduced.

Once again follow both Step 1 and Step 2 and compare the results.

I hope the above-given information will help you in reducing the page loading time of your website or blog.

If you still have something and wanted to suggest apart from the above points, feel free to use below comment section below to get in touch with me anytime. Happy to hear from you and to publish your suggestions to help others.