Why should you specify a Vary: accept-encoding header in your WordPress blog? The Vary: Accept-Encoding header — it’s not on every server response, but it should be. When browsers make a ..
read moreI’m going to show you guys, an easy way to flush out the rewrite rules in .htaccess file in WordPress. This is pretty simple way to flush rewrite rules in .htaccess file. Even you ..
read moreSkel.js is a simple framework that builds responsive layouts to make internet users life easier. Skel.js compressed in a file of 19kb. Skel.js has no dependencies but can work with many other ..
read moreWe have already discussed about what CSS sprites are and how CSS sprites can help us to decrease the number of server requests within a website, and how to get started with CSS sprites. But, in ..
read moreThere are also a couple of issues about server requests which makes our blog load lazily. Your site’s load time may hurt you visitors however, to decrease server requests in your WordPress ..
read moreWhy Should We Enable Gzip Compression? There are several benefits to enable Gzip compression because it’s the most popular method to load your site faster by reducing more than 70% page ..
read moreUsing a CDN (Content Delivery Network) is very important to give fast content delivery to your readers. CloudFlare makes it even easier to use a CDN with your WordPress blog just by replacing the ..
read moreTo enable browser caching on your blog, you just need to edit HTTP headers and set expiry dates on certain files. This can be done by rewriting the rules of your blog’s .htaccess file ..
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