Websitedesignernc

<p>Some WordPress plugins will load jQuery into your header through the wp_head function, but at times it is not wanted. For example, you may load jQuery through Google, in which case, you will not want any of your plugins to load it. You can use this plugin rather than commenting out the code for every plugin or putting a function into each theme.</p>


Do Not Load jQuery

Stops WordPress plugins from loading jQuery.

Francisco Torres

<p>¿What is <a href="https://developers.google.com/chrome/whitepapers/prerender" rel="nofollow ugc">Prerender</a> and <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_prefetching" rel="nofollow ugc">Prefetch</a>? Nice question. It’s a new-navigators technique (ok i’m a liar, Mozilla do it from 2003!) that loads in background the next page you believe the visitor is going to visit.</p>
<p>This plugin puts the required metatag in your WordPress pages, based on settings you can change, allowing those compatible navigators to do a pre-load of the next page. When the visitor try to visit that page Boom! it just appears without need to wait for it!</p>
<h4>Testing Prerender and Prefetch Support in your navigator</h4>
<p>You can <a href="http://prerender-test.appspot.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">test here Chrome’s prerender</a> with any page.</p>
<h4>Install and after install</h4>
<p>*When installing, remember to set the server’s load limit on settings.<br />
*This is a plugin in development, feel free to ask questions in “Support” section and colaborate with it.</p>


Prerender and Prefetch

Puts Prerender and Prefetch tag in the page. Allowing compatible navigators to do a pre-load of the page you figure the visitor is going to go.

Do Not Load jQuery vs Prerender and Prefetch