Some WordPress site administrators are obsessed with PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix. My advice, and that of many others who know much more about it, is that you shouldn't give those metrics more importance than they have. If the perceived loading speed is good, it is not necessary to put everything "in green". In
Perfmatters, in its version 2.5.3 of November 11(Changelog), added a feature called "Code" with which you can add PHP, JS, CSS and HTML code snippets. It has been written from the ground up with performance in mind, which is why it is one of the most (if not the most) valued tweak plugins
I have been dealing with a problem for some time now for which I have not yet found a definitive solution. The issue is that, right after publishing a post, the CPU consumption skyrockets as well as the number of processes leaving the site practically inaccessible for long periods of time. This is
WordPress announced a feature that interests me because it could improve performance, or rather perceived loading speed. In version 6.8, scheduled for release on 15 April this year, speculative loading will be added. They announce that it can achieve near-instant page load times by loading URLs before the user navigates to them. This
The DOM (Document Object Model) is a programming interface for HTML and XML documents and the name given to the structure of an HTML document, composed of branches and nodes containing objects. The history of the Document Object Model dates back to the so-called"browser wars" of the late 1990s between Netscape Navigator and
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