Any super guru there on making this better?

[SEE]

is there anything I could add to make it better?

[TechnoBear]

Not add, but remove all the occurrences of <ifModule> . You only need to run that once, to check the module exists on the server. Once you have established that it does, remove ifModule. Otherwise, you will be wasting system resources constantly checking for something you already know exists.

[John_Betong]

The web-pages are all external to your site and you have no control over setting the expired period.

To get round this you could try this:

$tmp = file_get_contents('External_file.js'); 
echo '<script>' .$tmp .'</script>';
// similar for the Css files

Edit:
I forgot ti add that I am far from being a “Super Guru”, I just searched for a solution

[SEE]

…nothing changed though stil a D grade!! …wont pass this class… lol

[SEE]

@John_Betong

The web-pages are all external to your site and you have no control over setting the expired period.

To get round this you could try this:

$tmp = file_get_contents(‘External_file.js’);
echo ‘<script>’ .$tmp .‘</script>’;
// similar for the Css files

thats a script though… not for the .htaccess thanks! @ Technobear after deleting “ifModule” now 2.01sec loading time!!! wow! (it was 4,9)

[John_Betong]

Try moving all your JavaScript files to just above </body> and see if that makes a difference.