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I am getting this error for Page Speed insights, but I have followed the instructions I saw here to a T, and also tried messing around with it a bit.

Here's the link to the instructions.

I'm still getting CSS content above the fold - with 10 files on the mobile version and 17 on the desktop. What would be causing this? I'm now using 7.x-2.26 as opposed to 7.x-2.19. Trying to load the CSS in the footer doesn't help me out, nor anything else I'm doing.

What's a way to ensure that CSS is only loaded in such a way that page speed insights doesn't hate the site?

Instructions can be module-driven or technical, as I can write any custom code.

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  • Do you mean "as opposed to 7-2.9"?
    – Chris Happy
    Sep 25, 2017 at 23:01
  • Actually meant 7.x-2.26, fixed it
    – Jack Ryan
    Sep 25, 2017 at 23:31
  • Okay, in the linked tutorial, it mentions using version 7.x-2.19. Have you tried using that version?
    – Chris Happy
    Sep 25, 2017 at 23:35
  • I'd prefer to not use a version that's seven updates out of date unless I have a good reason to, and I don't see any specific reason why the instructions wouldn't work in 2.26.
    – Jack Ryan
    Sep 25, 2017 at 23:52

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The answer was that if you have base_path().path_to_theme() as the location of your CSS, which the theme I was modifying did, it will not aggregate cleanly with either Drupal's standard aggregation nor with AdvAgg's aggregation.

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