DCX RUCSS Manager

This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by WP Rocket or WP Media. WP Rocket is a registered trademark of WP Media.

DCX RUCSS Manager provides a comprehensive dashboard for managing WP Rocket’s Remove Unused CSS (RUCSS) feature. This plugin is designed for site administrators who need granular control over their RUCSS optimization process.

Key Features:

• View RUCSS Status – Browse all URLs in your RUCSS queue with their current status (success, failed, pending)
• Requeue Failed URLs – Automatically requeue all failed RUCSS jobs with a single click
• Selective Requeuing – Choose specific URLs to requeue for both desktop and mobile
• Manual SaaS Triggers – Manually trigger WP Rocket’s SaaS cron jobs without waiting for scheduled tasks
• Advanced Filtering – Filter URLs by status (failed, success, pending)
• Search Functionality – Find specific URLs quickly
• Status Dashboard – Visual statistics showing total, failed, success, and pending counts
• Pagination – Handle large sites with customizable per-page display
• Real-time Information – See last updated timestamps for each URL

Requirements:

• WP Rocket plugin must be installed and active
• WP Rocket RUCSS feature must be enabled

Use Cases:

• Troubleshooting RUCSS failures
• Re-processing URLs after fixing CSS issues
• Manually triggering optimization jobs
• Monitoring RUCSS queue status across your site

Developer Notes

Actions Used:
* rocket_saas_on_submit_jobs – Triggers SaaS submission
* rocket_saas_pending_jobs – Triggers SaaS result retrieval

Filters Used:
* rocket_container – Retrieves WP Rocket’s dependency injection container

Security:
* All user inputs are properly sanitized and escaped
* Nonce verification on all POST requests
* Capability checks (manage_options) on all admin pages
* Safe redirects used throughout
* Prepared SQL statements for all database queries

Credits

Developed by darktwen for professional WordPress site management.
Visit us at https://dcx.rs/en

1. Upload the dcx-rucss-manager folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Navigate to ‘RUCSS Manager’ in the WordPress admin menu
4. Ensure WP Rocket is installed and RUCSS is enabled

1.0.6

Syntax fixes

1.0.5

More fixes

1.0.4

• Added Update URI: false to plugin header
• Protected all constants with defined() checks
• Improved .pot translation file completeness

1.0.3

• Compliance and naming adjustments for WordPress.org guidelines
• Minor improvements to admin notice behavior

1.0.2

• Added protection against plugin usage when WP Rocket is not active or RUCSS is not enabled
• Enhanced error messages with setup instructions
• Improved AJAX endpoint security with prerequisite validation

1.0.1

• Fixed text domain consistency (dcx-rucss-manager throughout)
• Added Device column (Desktop/Mobile) with icons
• Added auto-refresh every 120 seconds
• Added loading overlay for manual filter actions
• Fixed status mapping (to-submit, in-progress, pending)
• Improved AJAX functionality for all actions
• Added translators comments for i18n
• Removed debug code for production
• WordPress.org compliance improvements

1.0.0

• Initial release
• View RUCSS queue status with visual dashboard
• Requeue failed URLs functionality
• Requeue selected URLs functionality
• Manual SaaS job triggers
• Status filtering and search
• Pagination support
• Performance optimizations with caching
• JavaScript validations and confirmations