The W3Speedster Plugin maintains a standard image quality of 90% to preserve the clarity of your images. However, you can adjust this setting to meet your preferences, balancing image quality with file size according to your needs. […]
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Documentation for W3Speedster
Updating W3Speedster
There are two ways to update W3Speedster: automatic and manual. Remember, if your license has expired, you can renew it on your account page. Automatic update Go to the Plugins page in the WordPress Dashboard (that’s {your site URL}/wp-admin/plugins.php) Find the update notification below the W3Speedster entry, and click ‘Update Now’: If you don’t see any update […]
Custom JavaScript to Load After Page Load
If you wish to load any JavaScript after the page has fully loaded or based on user interaction, add the code in this section without including the <script> tags. This JavaScript will be executed after the page load, ensuring it does not interfere with the initial rendering of the page. Enter the JavaScript code that […]
Getting Started with W3Speedster
The first thing you’ll want to do once you’ve activated W3Speedster is: Run an ON/OFF test with W3Speedster’s default settings, and see how much faster your site has become already! You’ll be able to see the improvement in loading time W3Speedster has achieved just by running in its default configuration. If you have advanced knowledge […]
Delay google fonts by
Delaying Google Fonts improves initial page load speed by reducing render-blocking requests, enhancing perceived performance and user experience, especially on slower connections. […]
Exclude Link Tag CSS from Optimization
With the W3Speedster Plugin, you can exclude specific CSS files from lazy loading and minification by entering their URLs in the relevant section. For example, if you have a CSS file like xyz.css that you do not want to optimize, simply provide its URL to ensure it is left out of the optimization process. […]
Serve HTML Cache File by
.htaccess: This option allows you to configure your server to serve HTML cache files directly using the .htaccess file. This method can improve page load times by delivering cached versions of your pages more efficiently. Advanced Cache File: The “Advanced Cache File” setting refers to additional configuration options for managing and optimizing cache files. This […]
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/’. […]
W3speedster After Optimization
Function: w3SpeedsterAfterOptimization Description: W3Speedster allows you to make changes to the HTML on your site after the page is optimized by the plugin. For instance replace or add in html. Parameter: $html – full html of the page. Return: 1 – Reflect the changes done in html of the page. function w3SpeedsterAfterOptimization($html){ $html = str_replace(array(‘image.png’),array(‘image-100×100.png’), […]
Delete Critical CSS
The W3Speedster WordPress plugin allows you to delete Critical CSS. This should be done only when you make changes to the styles used in the upper part of your webpage. Deleting Critical CSS will clear the cache and require regeneration, which may take some time depending on the number of pages on your site. […]