Manage/Remove Version Number from CSS & JS gives you full control over the version numbers appended to your website’s CSS and JavaScript files.
By default, WordPress appends a version query string (for example, ?ver=6.8) to enqueued CSS and JavaScript files. Depending on your caching strategy, you may want to remove these version numbers or replace them with the file’s last modified timestamp for better cache invalidation.
This lightweight plugin provides simple configuration options without requiring any code changes.
Features
- Remove version numbers from CSS and JavaScript files.
- Replace version numbers with the file’s last modified timestamp.
- Keep the default WordPress version numbers if preferred.
- Improve browser cache management.
- Lightweight and easy to configure.
- Compatible with most WordPress themes and plugins.
Available Options
- Keep the default WordPress version number.
- Remove version numbers completely.
- Use the file’s last modified timestamp as the version number.
Use Cases
- Improve browser caching.
- Enable automatic cache busting after file updates.
- Remove WordPress version numbers from frontend assets.
- Improve website performance and cache efficiency.
- Simplify asset version management.
