WP Optimization

You can make many different optimizations for WordPress, some of which are more important than others. One factor that is often overlooked is the search time associated with DNS and how much impact it has on your site. Just like...

This article will help you understand DNS prefetching, a resource hint, including what they are, why, and how to use them, as well as best practices for auditing and extending them. Catalogue Hide How DNS prefetching works DNS prefetch and...

The loading speed of WordPress website is very different from that without caching mechanism. Tools such as Google PageSpeed Insights or GTmatrix or Pingdom may recommend that you set up browser caching through htaccess or Nginx. Or use the existing...

W3 Total Cache is a WordPress cache plug-in that provides a variety of configuration options and site-wide CDN functions. Like other caching plug-ins, W3 Total Cache minimizes WordPress files to improve site loading time and speed. Follow these steps to...

If you pay a little attention, you will find that articles with a large number of comments load more slowly than other articles with few comments. That’s because loading too many comments puts a burden on the server, which increases...

Do you see the “specify cache validator (Specify a Cache Validator)” warning in Pingdom, GTmetrix, or Google PageSpeed Insights on the WordPress website? This is due to the lack of HTTP cache headers, which should be included in each source...

Managing a website is a very challenging task. This is not always because of the difficulty of the task, but because of the number of tasks. in addition to publishing site content, you must also update plug-ins and WordPress cores,...

The WordPress website looks beautiful when using business themes. These advanced themes use thumbnails and good-looking fonts to create an attractive look. However, the cool appearance comes with a certain cost to you as a website owner. In this article,...

The easiest way to speed up your WordPress site is to eliminate all unwanted resources. The second easiest way to speed it up is to compress all the resources you need. Enabling GZIP compression on your Web server is one...

The WordPress comment system may be a valuable feature. Getting visitors to comment on your post can increase participation and provide a variety of other benefits. At the same time, this is not a feature you need or want on...

When it comes to WordPress performance, the query string problem for static resource URL addresses is essential. The CSS and JavaScript files of a Web site usually have file versions, such asdomain.com/style.css?ver=4.6, at the end of their URL. Some servers...

If you want to optimize the speed and performance of your site, it is important to understand the key metrics that you need to pay attention to. For example, TTFB (Time to First Byte) measures how long it takes a...