Disable LazyLoad on Specific Posts

It’s quite straightforward to disable lazyload for a particular post. You just need to check the “Skip lazy loading for this post” option on the post editing screen. Block Editor: Classic Editor:

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Enable Lazy Load

Lazy loading is a strategy to identify resources as non-blocking and load these only when needed. It’s a way to shorten the length of the critical rendering path, which translates into reduced page load times. You can fix “defer offscreen images” problems by using lazy load. WordPress core supports native lazyloading since version 5.5+ How […]

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JS Optimization

JavaScript (JS) optimization is a critical aspect of website performance. In today’s digital age, users expect fast and responsive web experiences. If your website lags or takes too long to load, you risk losing visitors and, ultimately, business. JavaScript is often a major factor in slowing down web page rendering, and optimizing JS can result […]

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CSS Optimization

What is minification? Minification is the process of removing unnecessary or redundant data without affecting how the resource is processed by the browser. E.g code comments, formatting, removing unused code, using shorter variable and function names etc.. This process makes CSS files smaller and small files consume less time/bandwidth to download. What is combine? The […]

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Combine Google Fonts

This option will combine registered Google Fonts into a single request and it will reduce the number of HTTP requests. Changing fonts display In order to control font display feature, you can modify it thought “powered_cache_fo_google_font_display” filter.

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Caching on Ecommerce

PoweredCache is compatible with WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads and BigCommerce based e-commerce websites. How does it work? PoweredCache respects DONOTCACHEPAGE constant and doesn’t generate caching for those templates. Well-written e-commerce plugins define that constant before rendering the particular template which shouldn’t get cached such as a cart, checkout, my account pages. So, they work perfectly […]

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Disable Page Caching for Specific Posts

It’s quite straightforward to disable page cache for a particular post. You just need to check the “Don’t cache this page” option on the post editing screen. It works both classic editor and block editor.

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Page Caching

PoweredCache generates static HTML files from your dynamic WordPress site. After an HTML file is generated your webserver will serve that file instead of processing the comparatively heavier and more expensive WordPress PHP scripts. Page caching is one of most important feature to decrease the load time of your website and making much faster. Serving […]

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