Optimization (boost acceleration performance) (tag)
Speculative Loading in WordPress 6.8
The article discusses the integration of speculative loading in WordPress 6.8, explaining its benefits, functionality, and customization options for enhancing website...
Queries Caching: WP_Query (WP 6.1 ) WP_Term_Query (WP 6.4)
This article discusses the caching improvements in WP_Query introduced in WordPress 6.1, including how to enable, disable, and manage caching effectively.
Meta tags: dns-prefetch, preconnect, prefetch, prerender, preload
Explanation of meta tags such as dns-prefetch, preconnect, prefetch, prerender, and preload for the browser and their usage.
WP Performance
Guidance on improving WordPress PHP and database performance through optimized queries and caching.
Speeding up the WordPress admin panel — disabling aggressive update checks
This article explains how to speed up the WordPress admin panel by disabling aggressive update checks, which often cause slowdowns and performance issues. It provides a...
Repair the GUID field for attachments
The guid field in the post table for attachments in 90% of cases points to the file itself - it is the file URL. This field is convenient to use in code to...
Connecting jQuery from Google CDN with Auto-detection of Version
This article explains the correct way to connect jQuery in WordPress and the advantages of using Google CDN for jQuery.
Disabling the creation of copies of images in WordPress
By default, WordPress generates four sizes for each original image we upload and another 2 copies when a huge image is uploaded. Also, themes and plugins can create...
SHORTINIT constant: WordPress environment with minimal load
I was worried about a question: how can I use $wpdb object and site database with which I work, but with minimal loading of WP environment. Sometimes it is necessary,...
Fill a WordPress Site with Data (a Large Number of Posts) and Comments (for Testing)
Code for quickly filling a WordPress site with a large number of demo posts and comments for testing purposes.
Cutting text and/or replacing the standard the_excerpt() function
This article discusses the trimming of text in WordPress and the replacement of the standard the_excerpt() function with a more efficient method.
404 trap for non-existent files
The article talks about handling 404 errors for non-existent files in WordPress and suggests two methods for dealing with this issue: using .htaccess or in PHP.