WP Optimization

CRON jobs are used to schedule tasks at regular times, dates, or intervals on your WordPress site. Some examples of WordPress cron jobs may involve scheduling posts to be published, checking for updates, or backup plug-ins that run on a...

In this tutorial, we will introduce you to the basics of using CDN and discuss why you need to use it. Then, we will recommend some CDN solutions suitable for use on WordPress websites. The world is growing faster than...

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...

Perform WordPress site detection through Google PageSpeed Insights, and Google will tell you that you need to remove resources that are blocking rendering on the WordPress site. So: what is a blocking rendering resource for ? How does remove blocked...

Imagine this: you are working on a WordPress development project and have installed a dozen or more plug-ins. However, your site is not as buzzing as you want it to be. You have eliminated all the common doubts: hosting is...

Why do people use website search forms in the first place? This is because they are looking for immediate and related results that cannot be obtained by browsing the website or using navigation. sometimes these search results provide answers to...

In terms of Web performance, any optimizations are not too small. Over time, many of these tips and optimizations can begin to reduce the overall load time by a considerable amount. Earlier, we shared how to disable emoticons in WordPress....

Have you noticed that your most popular blog posts-those that cause a lot of comments-take longer to load? If your comment system is not carefully configured, it’s nice to see WordPress comments rolling in, but it does slow down your...

Nowadays, speed is everything. Browsers try to cache content on the page to speed up loading. There are many ways to tell browsers what to cache, when to cache, and how long to keep the cached content. preloading is such...

Website speed is critical to its success, as 47% of visitors may leave a site that takes more than two seconds to load. Although has several factors that can affect the performance of your site, images require special attention. In...

For us users whose English is not the first language, one of the biggest problems in writing WordPress articles in English is that English sentence grammar or word spelling mistakes may occur at any time, while WordPress’s own editor is...

Whenever you save a draft or update a published WordPress page or article, the content management system (CMS) automatically creates a revision. When enabled, this feature prevents you from losing important work. Unfortunately, over time, WordPress revisions may take up...