#website cache

[nerdomancer]

today i got to learn that one of my work superiors does not comprehend the distinction(s) between being logged into his computer, being logged into the office network, being logged into his web browser, and being logged into a specific website.

[leafy-m]

So I hit my 700th edit for the WHA wiki today, because I am a totally normal person

[cherry-shot]

Beloved mutuals, I deeply apologize if you don’t get a boop back from me

Tumblr in desktop shitted itself and I’m confined to the app. Alas, I am unable to boop you

[absolute-lithops-emotion]

HEY CAN SOMEONE HELP PLEASE WHAT IS GOING ON??????

[berrymeter]

fixed it. it was cache

[astragatwo]

I love web development (<- In agony)

Anyways check out my bare bones, work in progress Neocities website

[galaxywarp]

Touched by your plea on my computers behalf and I’m gonna go clean up my tabs and do the system update and properly turn my computer off for a bit.

Bless you brave soldier 🙏💖

[realcowboysdrinkjuice]

just had to do the occasional full app deletion and redownload to clear the cache cause my phone keeps overheating itself lmao

truely a fascinating application and website they’ve created here

[villagewarlock]

gmail is not letting me log in because it sent a 2 factor authentication code to my yahoo email account which is not letting me log in because it sent a 2 factor authentication code to my gmail address

[asharid]

Tips Mempercepat Loading Website untuk Meningkatkan Peringkat di Google

Sudah tau kan? Apa akibatnya jika halaman website anda lambat saat diakses? situs web yang lambat bisa sangat menjengkelkan! Di dunia digital yang serba cepat ini, kecepatan adalah kunci untuk memberikan pengalaman pengguna yang optimal. Situs web yang memuat lambat dapat berdampak negatif, seperti: Pengalaman Pengguna Buruk: Pengguna cenderung meninggalkan halaman jika memerlukan waktu lebih…

[l8tof1]

once again having the worst time with f1tv omfg

honestly 50% of the time it is not working at all, and then their customer service is absolutely useless

they just told me to try using microsoft edge 😭😭😭😭 pls in no universe under any circumstances would i do such a thing are u INSANE

[despazito]

basil's kennel used both comic sans and jokerman on their website

[wordpressblogsblog]

How to Improve Your Website Speed with WordPress

Introduction

If your WordPress site feels sluggish, speeding it up is key to boosting visitor satisfaction, SEO, and conversions. Thankfully, there are simple ways to improve speed without much hassle. Let’s explore some easy tips to get your site running faster. For more personalized solutions, consider Custom WordPress development services.

1. Choose a Fast Hosting Provider

The first step to a faster website is selecting a reliable hosting provider. Opt for hosting solutions specifically optimized for WordPress. Managed WordPress hosting is an excellent option since it is tailored to the platform's needs, ensuring optimal performance and automatic updates.

Recommendations:

Managed WordPress Hosting: Offers automatic updates, caching, and server-level optimizations.

VPS or Dedicated Hosting: Suitable for websites with higher traffic for better speed and reliability.

2. Use a Lightweight Theme

Heavy themes can slow down your WordPress site. Choose a lightweight and fast theme optimized for performance. Themes like Astra, GeneratePress, or the default WordPress theme are excellent options.

Tips:

Avoid themes with excessive features or built-in plugins.

Consider using a custom WordPress development service to create a lightweight, custom theme tailored to your specific needs.

3. Leverage Caching Plugins

Caching plugins create static versions of your site content, allowing for faster loading. Some popular WordPress caching plugins are WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, and WP Super Cache. These plugins can help reduce server load and improve website speed.

What to Look for in Caching Plugins:

Browser Caching: Caches static resources in visitors’ browsers for faster subsequent loads.

Page Caching: Reduces server processing time by serving static content.

Minification: Compresses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files for faster delivery.

4. Optimize Images

Large, unoptimized images can significantly slow down your site. Use an image optimization plugin like Smush or ShortPixel to compress and resize images automatically.

Best Practices:

Use the correct image format (JPEG for photographs, PNG for graphics).

Consider lazy loading images to defer loading them until they are visible on the screen.

5. Minimize JavaScript and CSS Files

Too many scripts can slow down your site. Use plugins like Autoptimize or WP Rocket to minimize and combine your JavaScript and CSS files. This reduces the number of requests your website makes, leading to faster loading times.

6. Enable GZIP Compression

GZIP compression reduces the size of files sent from your server to the user’s browser, improving the loading speed. You can enable GZIP compression using plugins like WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache.

7. Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)

A CDN distributes your website's content across multiple servers worldwide. It ensures that visitors are served content from the server closest to them, reducing latency and improving speed.

Popular CDN Services:

Cloudflare

KeyCDN

StackPath

8. Reduce HTTP Requests

Every element on a webpage (images, scripts, stylesheets) requires an HTTP request. Reducing the number of these requests can significantly improve your website speed.

How to Reduce HTTP Requests:

Combine CSS and JavaScript files.

Limit the number of plugins and external resources.

Use inline SVGs instead of loading icon fonts.

9. Regularly Update WordPress, Themes, and Plugins

Outdated software can slow down your site and introduce security risks. Regular updates ensure that you benefit from the latest performance improvements.

10. Consider Using a Custom Solution

If you've implemented all the above strategies and your website speed is still lagging, you may need a more tailored approach. A WordPress website development service can assess your site and provide custom solutions, such as optimizing your database, creating a bespoke theme, or developing performance-focused plugins.

Conclusion

Improving your website speed with WordPress involves a combination of optimizing hosting, themes, plugins, and content. Whether you use off-the-shelf solutions or engage in WordPress development solutions, enhancing site performance will pay off through better user experience and SEO.

By following these steps, you can ensure a more streamlined, fast, and responsive WordPress site that delights your visitors and search engines alike.

[frog707]

Change is the enemy of uptime.

[lokirme]

WordPress Performance: Caching Navigation Menus

Background In the before time, WordPress developers used to build themes (and plugins?) using PHP. When we wanted to add a user generated navigation menu to sites, we had to use a function called wp_nav_menu(). Of course, now that we’re in the future, we don’t need to worry about such things. But if you’re still using PHP to build WordPress sites, and still using wp_nav_menu() you might not…

[jnexttech]

At JNext Services, we don’t just build websites; we build performance powerhouses through advanced WordPress caching. Experience the pinnacle of innovation with WordPress 6.4 empowering your website with the latest features and enhancements for unrivaled performance.