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Feature: Master Control for Performance Enhancements The “Turn On Optimization” setting in W3Speedster serves as the central control for all available optimization features within the plugin. When enabled, it activates a comprehensive set of performance improvements, including CSS and JavaScript minification and combination, image optimization, Gzip compression, preload caching, lazy loading of images, device-specific caching […]
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Documentation for W3Speedster
Updating W3Speedster
Updating W3Speedster manually in a CorePHP environment is essential to ensure access to the latest performance features, bug fixes, and compatibility improvements. The process involves replacing the existing w3speedster folder with the latest version downloaded from your account dashboard. 1. Renew License (If Expired) If your W3Speedster license has expired, visit the official website and […]
Exclude path from cdn
Feature: While implementing a Content Delivery Network (CDN) greatly improves performance by offloading static resources, not all paths should be served through a CDN. Core WordPress directories and dynamic plugin paths must remain served directly from the origin to avoid incompatibilities, failed requests, or broken site behavior. W3Speedster addresses this requirement with a flexible Path […]
Exclude path from cdn
Feature: While integrating a Content Delivery Network (CDN) significantly enhances performance by offloading static resources, not all paths in a Drupal, especially be served via CDN. Certain directories and dynamic endpoints must always be served from the origin server to maintain functional integrity and prevent unexpected issues. W3Speedster addresses this requirement with a flexible Path […]
Updating W3Speedster
There are two methods to update the W3Speedster plugin: Automatic Update and Manual Update. Note: If your license has expired, you will not receive updates. Visit your W3Speedster Account Page to renew your license. Automatic Update (Recommended) To update W3Speedster through the WordPress Dashboard: Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins or directly visit: “https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/plugins.php” Locate […]
Optimize pages with Query parameters
Feature: The “Optimize Pages with Query Parameters” feature in W3Speedster enables the plugin to apply full optimizations (such as minification, compression, etc.) to URLs that include query strings (parameters), enhancing the performance of dynamic pages. Why It’s Needed: Many PHP applications, whether custom-built or based on frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, or CodeIgniter, deliver dynamic content […]
Localize Google Fonts
Feature: Localize Google Fonts is a powerful feature in W3Speedster that downloads and serves Google Fonts directly from your own server instead of fetching them from Google’s Content Delivery Network (CDN). This approach reduces external dependencies, enhances privacy and security, and improves overall website performance by allowing better control over font delivery. Why We Need […]
Exclude path from cdn
Feature: While integrating a Content Delivery Network (CDN) significantly enhances performance by offloading static resources, not all paths in a Yii2 application—should be served via CDN. Certain directories and dynamic endpoints must always be served from the origin server to maintain functional integrity and prevent unexpected issues. W3Speedster addresses this requirement with a flexible Path […]
Status Filters & Table
Feature: When Optimize with AI is enabled, the URL table shows Desktop and Mobile status, the last update time, and actions for each page. Filters and pagination are stored in the page URL, so a refresh keeps the same view. Functionality: Rows Per Page — show 10, 20, 50, or 100 rows at a time. […]
Custom JavaScript to Load After Page Load
Feature: The “Custom JavaScript to Load After Page Load” feature in W3Speedster enables developers to execute JavaScript only after the entire web page—including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and other assets—has fully loaded. This is achieved by leveraging the window.onload event to defer non-critical scripts, ensuring a smoother initial render and improved performance. Why We Need […]
