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WordPress Speed
10 posts
Using Redis Cache to Accelerate Your WordPress Site
Redis is an advanced key-value storage system, similar to memcached, where all content resides in memory, enabling over 100,...
2014.03.30
Qiniu Cloud Storage: The Best CDN Acceleration Solution for WordPress Static Files
I previously introduced Upyun cloud storage and shared a guide on Setting Up Full-Site CDN Acceleration for WordPress with W3 Total Cache and Upyun....
2013.07.06
Caching WordPress Widgets for Better Performance
WordPress Widgets are incredibly powerful. A typical WordPress blog’s sidebar will feature widgets for recent posts, recent comments, blogroll links,...
2012.12.31
How to Prevent WordPress from Loading Language Packs on the Frontend
As far as I know, WordPress uses the getText library to implement multi-language support,...
2012.08.28
Lazy Loading Ad Code in WordPress
Many blogs built with WordPress include ads from networks like Google AdSense and Baidu....
2012.07.20
Setting Up a Cookie-Free Domain for WordPress Images and Static Files
By default, WordPress image URLs follow a format like https://imzl.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/1.png. However,...
2012.07.15
Speed Up Your WordPress Site with eAccelerator
I’ve previously shared a tutorial on using the W3TC plugin with UPYUN cloud storage to set up full-site CDN acceleration for WordPress. Today,...
2012.06.01
Full-Site WordPress CDN Acceleration with W3 Total Cache and UPYUN
In my previous article, I introduced UPYUN, China’s first Amazon S3-like storage service. In that article,...
2012.04.25
Image Lightbox Effect in WordPress Without Plugins
Here’s a tutorial on implementing the image lightbox effect in WordPress without plugins. The lightbox effect is used on countless blogs,...
2011.12.02
Paginating Single Posts in WordPress Without Plugins
I remember a long time ago when I was tinkering with a design tutorial website called “Visual Sky City,” which was also built on WordPress....
2011.10.01