Taking the example of the Casper theme, how can I remove unused CSS by using something like purgecss?
function css(done) {
pump([
src('assets/css/*.css', {sourcemaps: true}),
postcss([
easyimport,
colorFunction(),
autoprefixer(),
cssnano()
]),
dest('assets/built/', {sourcemaps: '.'}),
livereload()
], handleError(done));
Can someone please help with the relevant modification to the above code?
Hi
In one of our themes, we are using purgecss as a separate task, and it looks like this:
gulp.task('purgecss', () => {
return gulp.src('assets/built/main-min.css')
.pipe(purgecss({
content: ['*.hbs', 'partials/*.hbs', 'partials/icons/*.hbs', 'assets/js/main.js','assets/js/lib/splide.min.js','assets/js/lib/pagination.js','assets/js/lib/fitvids.js',,'assets/js/lib/ghost-search.js', 'assets/css/elements/*.scss'],
safelist: ['splide__pagination','splide__pagination__page']
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('assets/built/clean'))
});
We have listed all the assets and .hbs files so purgecss will know the protected words. Try it there is a lot of tweaks that you need to do and see what will work for you.
I hope that this helps
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that didn’t seem to work. is there a code sandbox that I can checkout?