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Turbolinks by timbr

A WordPress plugin to speed up your website with Turbolinks.

by Tim Brugman · github.com/brugman/turbolinks-by-timbr · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/brugman/turbolinks-by-timbr/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

From the readme

Turbolinks by timbr A WordPress plugin that speeds up your site with Turbolinks. Before you install this plugin please read up on what Turbolinks is, and what it requires from you. Slapping Turbolinks on a production site is a bad idea! Installation 1. Download the ZIP. 1. Extract the folder to /wp-content/plugins/. or Update 1. Download the new ZIP. 1. Replace the old folder in /wp-content/plugins/. or Configuration Configuration is optional. The plugin will work out of the box. Partially disable Turbolinks You can customize the Turbolinks behavior in turbolinks-settings.js. By default, every link is a Turbolink, except for the toolbar (#wpadminbar) and anchor links (#foo). To disable Turbolinks for a link or a wrapper, you can use setturbolinksstatus( '.no-turbo', false );. The first parameter is the selector. It can be a class (.no-turbo), an id (#menu-all-pages), or a selector (nav). The second parameter turns Turbolinks off with false. Partially re-enable Turbolinks If you get yourself in a situation where you want to re-enable Turbolinks for a link inside a disabled zone, you can use the same function with true for the second parameter. I.e. setturbolinksst

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