Load Critical CSS in Style Tag

Feature: “Load Critical CSS in Style Tag” is a technique where the essential CSS required to render above-the-fold content is embedded directly within a <style> tag inside the HTML <head>. This approach eliminates the need for the browser to wait for external CSS files before rendering critical page elements, thereby reducing render-blocking and improving perceived […]

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Load Critical CSS

Feature: “Load Critical CSS” is a crucial performance optimization technique that identifies and loads only the essential CSS needed to render above-the-fold content during the initial page load. This allows browsers to quickly display visible content without waiting for the entire CSS file to download, significantly enhancing perceived load speed and visual responsiveness. W3Speedster automates […]

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Combine Google fonts

Feature: The Combine Google Fonts feature in W3Speedster consolidates multiple Google Fonts requests into a single HTTP request. By merging these calls, it significantly reduces the number of network requests needed to load fonts on your website. This optimization enhances page load speed, decreases resource overhead, and improves the overall performance of your site, resulting […]

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Enable CSS Optimization

Feature: CSS Optimization is the process of reducing the size of CSS files and minimizing their render-blocking impact during page load. Enabling CSS optimization ensures that only essential styles load in an efficient order, resulting in faster page rendering and improved Core Web Vitals performance. Why We Need CSS Optimization Improve Page Load Speed: Optimized […]

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Fix INP Issues

Feature: INP (Interaction to Next Paint) is a Core Web Vitals metric introduced by Google to measure a webpage’s responsiveness. It tracks the time it takes for a page to visually respond after a user interaction (e.g., clicking a button or tapping a menu). A lower INP score indicates a faster, smoother user experience. INP […]

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Exclude path from cdn

During the implementation of the CDN, our plugin provides a section to exclude the specific paths so that the work of the plugin is not hampered, for instance, excluding ‘/wp-includes/’. […]

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Exclude file extensions from cdn

Feature: During the implementation of a Content Delivery Network (CDN), not all files are suitable for delivery via an external domain. Certain file types, especially fonts and sensitive scripts, can cause cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) issues or functionality conflicts when loaded from a different origin. To manage this, W3Speedster provides a feature to exclude specific […]

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CDN URL

Feature: A CDN URL refers to the web address provided by a Content Delivery Network used to serve static files (e.g., CSS, JS, images) from distributed global edge servers instead of your origin server. This approach significantly enhances page speed, reduces server load, and improves global accessibility. In W3Speedster, integrating a CDN URL is a […]

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Separate CSS cache for mobile

Feature: The “Separate CSS Cache for Mobile” feature in W3Speedster ensures that mobile users receive optimized CSS files specifically tailored for mobile devices, distinct from the desktop version. This is crucial when separate files for mobile and desktop are required. because mobile and desktop layouts typically require different styles for optimal performance and responsiveness. Why […]

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