Crafting Web Experiences
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WordPress Performance & Caching
Compress your HTML and CSS & JS Inline of your WordPress site
Compression class: Call the class:
Delete all post revisions via WP-CLI
Faster with SQL Query:
Clear Cache Command For Redis with Docker
Redis Command: In a Docker Container:
Improving performance of a WordPress site
I can categorize the things that can be done to improve performance of a WordPress site as follows. The prioritization can be changed according to the initial testing results. Also, every single item might not be applicable for every WordPress site. Testing and planning phase is very important to decide which tasks need to be…
CloudFlare Caching Rules for WordPress
Rule #1: Cache Then… Cache eligibility: Eligible for cacheEdge TTL: Use cache-control header if present, use default Cloudflare caching behavior if notBrowser TTL: Override origin and use this TTL – 1 daySort query string: YesServe stale content while revalidating: YesUse strong ETag headers: Yes Rule #2: Admin No Cache Then… Cache eligibility: Bypass cache
Remove style & script versions from WordPress assets
Be careful, this might cause caching issues on your site. If you have a proxy caching system set up, your changes on your assets may not be reflected to the site.