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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. […]
Can’t upload/install 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. “The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.” This message means there is a limit on the file size you can upload to your site. This limitation may be set […]
Force Lazy Load Link Tag CSS
To optimize files that consume excessive data, you can use the W3Speedster Plugin to force lazy loading for those CSS files. For example, you might want to lazy load files like FontAwesome.css or Icons.css. This helps improve performance by delaying the loading of these large CSS files until they are needed. […]
Enable Caching Page with GET Parameters
This option allows caching of pages that include GET parameters in their URLs. By enabling this, your server will cache and serve different versions of the page based on the parameters provided in the URL, such as example.com/page?param=value. This can improve performance by reusing cached versions for requests with the same parameters, but it’s important […]
General Settings
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Enable JPG Webp support
This feature will convert and render your JPG images in the WebP format. To use it, make sure to start image optimization in the Image Optimization tab. The W3Speedster Plugin will handle the optimization for all JPG images, enhancing your site’s performance […]