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We are loving Asset CleanUp and what it does for our site; however, we could use a little assistance. When I run a speed test using GTmetrix, the results show 4 JavaScripts within the Asset CleanUp folders that can be minified and 2 CSS files within the Asset CleanUp folders that can be minified.
Here are the results:
JavaScript:
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/js/body-b5d2e2293a56302ef61354b788c57f878dcdf89e.js could save 1.4KiB (1% reduction) after compression.
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/js/body-ab661f9cadc66253a25746e2111a621d6d573627.js could save 680B (2% reduction) after compression.
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/js/head-75ef5da47f18d85d5ccad21d7fecf9fef5864d19.js could save 445B (1% reduction) after compression.
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/js/item/prisna-wp-translate-v1d7bfbe8f6c123c10441efca1f8413ca730e6d95.js could save 175B (1% reduction) after compression.
CSS:
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/css/head-fa5aebbca7c06e2ff78a31cbb63d1d2393ee56ed.css could save 639B (1% reduction) after compression. See optimized version.
Minifying /cache/asset-cleanup/css/item/prisna-wp-translate-v8df034b0d45468ad561819cf878189d226bffaff.css could save 162B (6% reduction) after compression. See optimized version.
Is there anything I can do to ensure that these files are minified? I have minify turned on in the Asset CleanUp settings.
Thanks for your help.