Why Should You Disable Icons in WordPress?
Icon Loading Only When Needed
Elementor and WordPress include icon libraries to support many design options. This feature lets you load only the icon libraries your site actually uses, keeping front-end assets focused and efficient.
Better PageSpeed Scores with Fewer Assets
By skipping unused icon CSS and JS files, your pages load with fewer requests. This helps improve Google PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals using settings already built into Nexter.
Cleaner, Lightweight Front-End Output
Reducing unnecessary icon libraries keeps your site lighter and more streamlined. This is especially helpful for blogs, landing pages, and business sites that don’t rely heavily on icons.
Fewer External Requests for Privacy-Friendly Sites
Keeping icon assets local and controlled helps limit third-party requests. This supports privacy-focused setups and aligns well with GDPR-conscious WordPress sites.
Simple Dashboard Control for Icon Management
Manage icon loading directly from the Nexter dashboard. With a clear on/off option, beginners save time and agencies can standardize performance settings across multiple sites.
