Hello Matthew

Amelia's styles are active only on pages where our shortcodes are, so other pages should not be affected.

If you deactivate the plugin, the styles will not load, and if you don't load Amelia's styles, your form will not look (and maybe even function) correctly.

Why would you need to do this? Do you have some caching plugins on your website? If you do, you would need to exclude pages where Amelia is loaded from being cached.

Can you please share more details about the idea behind this with me?

Hello again Matt

As we can see, you have 2 services, 2 employees and 2 custom fields. Our developer took a look at your website, and we can't see what's causing the issue here. Our API is being called twice (which is normal), and we will fix that with the next update, but I haven't seen many sites with slow loading of Amelia pages when users have so little data (services, employees, appointments, custom fields, etc).

As for CSS, it is not in the plugin's folder since it's being generated dynamically (after activation of the plugin, and after saving the Customize page). That's why it needs to go to the "uploads" folder since it has enough permissions to save the file.

Did you maybe write your own CSS, and that's the reason why you don't want to load our CSS? Are you trying to load your CSS, and prevent the loading of Amelia's CSS? I did not quite understand that.

Hi again Matthew

I don't know if there's any way of disabling this, as I never did that in the past.

The ticket has been forwarded to one of our developers, and as soon as I hear from him I will let you know.

Hi again Matthew

You can disable enqueuing our styles.  

We will add an action at the end for including the scripts in ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/src/Infrastructure/WP/ShortcodeService/AmeliaShortcodeService.php

do_action('ameliaScriptsLoaded');

You can add this line of code to the current AmeliaShortcodeService.php file. After you do that, go to the "themes" or "mu-plugins" folder, and in functions.php add something like this:

add_action('ameliaScriptsLoaded', 'amelia_scripts_loaded', 10, 2);
function amelia_scripts_loaded() {
    wp_dequeue_style( 'amelia_booking_styles' );
    wp_deregister_style( 'amelia_booking_styles_vendor' );
}

We will add the calling of this action in the update, so you wouldn't need to use it again. We do not use SCSS, we're using LESS, and it's in ../wp-content/plugins/ameliabooking/assets/less folder.

Hi again Matthew.

Our developers would like to dive deeper into the slow loading of Amelia, but they would need several environments where this happens.

Can you clone your website?

If yes - I'll ask you to install the Duplicator plugin. It will generate a couple of files that you can send me (along with the log-in credentials), and then they would be able to create an exact copy of your website, see what the issue is and try to resolve it for good.

Please note that the files will be too large to attach to the ticket, so you can upload them via wetransfer.com and just send me the link.

Also, please note that this is a public ticket, so make sure to enable the PRIVATE response.