Web Speed

In some cases, WP Rocket optimizations can exceed the disk or inode limits set by your hosting provider. This article lists which folders can be affected, the f

Your website grows bigger every day. Here are 8 easy ways to check disk usage in WordPress. Find those large files and DB tables!

A stress test or a load test helps to measure the load that your website can tolerate. This blog shares the steps to run a stress test on a WordPress website.

WordPress is generally a fairly fast platform however when you introduce many third-party plugins, most of which were not developed with speed in mind. Your once lightning-fast WordPress site can suddenly suffer from page speed problems. Many elements contribute to slow page speeds but one of the most important elements is server response time. What […]

Dynamic content naturally comes with a performance downside. In this article learn how to optimize Slider Revolution to create both beautiful and efficient animations. Pro level visuals that look amazing and are fully responsive, can often put a damper on page speeds. But no fear, you’ll soon see how easy it is to have the best of both worlds (the sizzle, without the slowdown) with the help of built-in Slider Revolution settings, plus our Smush, Hummingbird, and hosting tools. Skip ahead. Feel free to skip ahead to any of the topics we’ll be covering: Slider Revolution, Dragster or Drag? Our Performance Testing Guidelines Parameters Do you use Slider Revolution? What tweaks have you made to improve its page load speeds? Let us know in the comments below.

15 ways to fix a slow WordPress admin panel (dashboard) by optimizing plugins, CDNs, database, and lightening the load on your server.

In this tutorial we will show you how to take advantage of Nginx caching to speed up your WordPress web application.

In this article Preload is slow or doesn't finish Troubleshooting preload error notices How to stop a preload in progress How to check if cache files are create

In this article, you'll learn how to manage conflicts caused by spikes in the admin-ajax.php and optimize it increase your website load time.

Do you want to speed up your WordPress site? Follow the most comprehensive WordPress optimization guide with tips and plugins to boost performance.

Seeing 504 gateway timeout error on your WordPress site? Here are several effective ways to fix it!

When there’s a 500 internal server error on your website, your focus goes to one thing only: How do you get your website back online as quickly as possible? Every minute – second, even – that your site is down is time that you’re losing traffic and sales. Plus, it’s not a good look for your...

The average web pages weight in at 3719 kB with images and videos making up nearly 78% of the total weight according to the HTTP Archive. That's a lot of

Testing environments provide an easy and relatively inexpensive way to test themes, plugins and even new releases of WordPress without breaking your live site. Many site admins take advantage of these environments where they can do thorough testing before committing changes to a site. If you’ve ever activated a new plugin or upgraded to a new version of WordPress only to find errors on your site, you will know the importance of testing first. Free Video Why 100 is NOT a Perfect Google PageSpeed Score (*5 Min Watch) Learn how to use Google PageSpeed Insights to set realistic goals, improve site speed, and why aiming for a perfect 100 is the WRONG goal. Watch the video

Are you looking at how to Speed Up WordPress with Plugins? In this video, I’ll show you how to increase your Page Speed score for it to hit 80+! By using W3 Total Cache Plugin and reSmush.it image optimization plugin. Google PageSpeed Insights: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ W3 Total Cache: https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/ reSmush.it: https://wordpress.org/plugins/resmushit-image-optimizer/ More info about Cache: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n__c7xY1ZcI According to Google if your site loads longer than 3 seconds on mobile, 53% of the users will abandon the site. So make sure your website loads fast! BACKUP BEFORE YOU START Please make sure you have backed up everything. It only takes few minutes and it will save you a lot of work if something goes wrong. When I was trying different plugins, my website broke down. And I had to debug it. So be safe kids, use a backup. If you need a backup click on the link that will appear on your screen now. I will show you how I went from a PageSpeed score of 50 on mobile and 69 on desktop to 82 and 88. More in my blog post: https://punchsalad.com/wordpress-tips/speed-up-wordpress-plugins/ My website setup & recommendations: https://punchsalad.com/recommendations/ We will cover following topics: 1. Installation of W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin to speed up your website In summary, cache is away to store your website without always needing to call the server. 2. Configure all recommended settings for W3 Total Cache Plugin Just so you can utilize all the functionalities. 3. Install reSmush.it an image compression WordPress plugin This plugin compressed my 173kb image into only 38kb. That’s huge reduction! And when you have multiple images, they all add up. At this point, for me to get closer to a score of a 100, I would need to setup up CDN and get more powerful servers, as right now, I’m using shared hosting. Why speed up WordPress? I just want to mention that page speed is a Google ranking factor. As it is stated on some of the SEO authority sites like Backlinko and MOZ. Now it’s not like you get points for faster site, but if it is not fast enough then you might penalized for it, with lower ranking.

Browser caching improves site speed. Learn what WordPress browser caching is, plugins, & how WP Engine sets up browser caching for you.

WP Rocket is a speed optimization plugin for WordPress helping you implement a variety of speed-boosting features to your WordPress site.

You need to reduce initial server response time WordPress to under 100ms to get a really fast website speed. Once you reduce server response time, your

Slow server response time (TTFB)? Learn how to optimize your WordPress site with 21 detailed tips from Cloudflare to caching, PHP, and hosting.

Screen-by-Screen explanation of the features in LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress plugin Page Optimization section.

Screen-by-Screen explanation of the features in LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress plugin Page Optimization section.

Loading CSS Asynchronously without Flash of Unstyled Content, thanks to Critical CSS, LiteSpeed Cache and QUIC.cloud!

What Is It? Critical request chains are a series of dependent network requests important for page rendering. The more prominent the length of the chains and the bigger the download sizes, the more critical the effect on page load execution. Browsers typically parse HTML utilizing a streaming parser—resources are found…

Speed matters - that's why we include the LiteSpeed Cache plugin in all our plans. Learn how to fully set it up in this article.

You asked for it, and we delivered: Object Cache Support in LSCache! LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress now facilitates the relationship between your WP installation and your Redis, Memcached, or LSMCD cache.

Comparing the capabilities of two popular WordPress Cache plugins with over a million active users each: LiteSpeed Cache vs. WP Fastest Cache

When using the Delay JavaScript Execution feature you may notice that it takes some time, or user's interaction for some elements, e.g. a menu, or a form that i

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