DCX RUCSS Manager

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Professional dashboard for WP Rocket RUCSS: view statuses, requeue failed/selected URLs, and trigger SaaS cron jobs manually.

Author:Luka (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:5.0
WordPress version tested:6.8.3
Plugin version:1.0.6
Added to WordPress repository:12-11-2025
Last updated:12-11-2025
Rating, %:100
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Total downloads:211
Active installs:10+
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This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by WP Rocket or WP Media. WP Rocket is a registered trademark of WP Media.

DCX RUCSS Manager provides a comprehensive dashboard for managing WP Rocket’s Remove Unused CSS (RUCSS) feature. This plugin is designed for site administrators who need granular control over their RUCSS optimization process.

Key Features:

  • View RUCSS Status – Browse all URLs in your RUCSS queue with their current status (success, failed, pending)
  • Requeue Failed URLs – Automatically requeue all failed RUCSS jobs with a single click
  • Selective Requeuing – Choose specific URLs to requeue for both desktop and mobile
  • Manual SaaS Triggers – Manually trigger WP Rocket’s SaaS cron jobs without waiting for scheduled tasks
  • Advanced Filtering – Filter URLs by status (failed, success, pending)
  • Search Functionality – Find specific URLs quickly
  • Status Dashboard – Visual statistics showing total, failed, success, and pending counts
  • Pagination – Handle large sites with customizable per-page display
  • Real-time Information – See last updated timestamps for each URL

Requirements:

  • WP Rocket plugin must be installed and active
  • WP Rocket RUCSS feature must be enabled

Use Cases:

  • Troubleshooting RUCSS failures
  • Re-processing URLs after fixing CSS issues
  • Manually triggering optimization jobs
  • Monitoring RUCSS queue status across your site

Developer Notes

Actions Used:
* rocket_saas_on_submit_jobs – Triggers SaaS submission
* rocket_saas_pending_jobs – Triggers SaaS result retrieval

Filters Used:
* rocket_container – Retrieves WP Rocket’s dependency injection container

Security:
* All user inputs are properly sanitized and escaped
* Nonce verification on all POST requests
* Capability checks (manage_options) on all admin pages
* Safe redirects used throughout
* Prepared SQL statements for all database queries

Credits

Developed by darktwen for professional WordPress site management.
Visit us at https://dcx.rs/en

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