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 ... Read more
Today, Tuesday, Google started using INP as a new core metric in its Core Web Vitals, replacing FID for good, although it will still be available in the report archive. INP, in its literal translation, means something like "interaction with the next painting". That is, the time it takes for the user to ... Read more
This is one of the support plugins I usually install when I do optimisation tasks. It's light, simple and useful. It only does one thing. It doesn't have any settings or configuration. Install, activate and you're done. GenTime inspects the time it takes to generate each page you visit and displays it in ... Read more
This is a scenario that I have encountered more than once when faced with optimising some WordPress installations that had a lot of active plugins and the client didn't want to, or couldn't, do without any of them. If a plugin is well written it should not load anything on those pages where ... Read more
On 28 June, the first test version of WordPress 6.3 (Beta 2) was released, which is actually the second since there was no Beta 1 due to technical problems with the packaging of the release and they opted to skip it in order not to delay the development schedule. WordPress 6.3, scheduled for ... Read more
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