I installed the Autoload Checker and AAA Option Optimizer plugins to determine what exactly is causing this and I see many theme elements listed.
For example, Autoload Top List /wp-admin/tools.php?page=autoload-checker, which generates the Autoload Checker plugin, contains:
xts-woodmart-options – 73 KB
revslider-addons (I don’t have the plugin installed right now, but it’s in the list and loads 23.09 KB)
xts-options-presets – 14 KB
xts-theme_settings_default-css-data – 14 KB
whb_header_… (instead of … all Header builder options except the default one, different weights)
And many more, it’s not entirely clear from the names whether they relate to the theme.
I see a more complete list in the AAA Option Optimizer plugin list /wp-admin/tools.php?page=aaa-option-optimizer.
It seems to me that some of the theme elements do not need this automatic loading, especially when not in use. Maybe I am wrong.
One example of the elements with the highest weight is the Header builder options.
My default site header is whb_header_321711 – it does not fall into this autoload list. All other options are in this list.
Since the site is multilingual, Polylang calls:
whb_header_443386 – for language 2
whb_header_768345 – for language 3
I also have separate headers for the checkout page, called through “Custom header for this page”
whb_header_175042 – main language
whb_header_291421 – for language 2
whb_header_446997 – for language 3
By the way, in my Header builder list there were variants of theme examples that were not used anywhere and they also fall into this autoload list (if you add a new variant yourself – it falls into the autoload list)
Can you at least optimize the Header builder variants taking into account multilingualism, the possibility of calling via “Custom header for this page” and the fact that there may be variants that are not used, so they should not be loaded?
PS. I only mean entries that are called by the theme but not used.
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