Wil BrownWil lives in Sydney, Australia. He co-organises the WordPress Sydney meetup group and has been on the organising committee for WordCamp Sydney since 2014. He speaks at many events and contributes to the WordPress open-source project. His likes are chillies, craft beer and electrogravitics.
Wil Brown You’ve optimised your images, consolidated plugins, minified CSS and JavaScript files and cut down the number of external links your site goes to but it’s not enough is it?
You want more! More speed….
Did you know that you can further dramatically improve the page-load times and speed up your website using caching? And you don’t need to install any specialised plugins.
Our last couple of blog posts featured the JetPack Infinite Scroll (IS) module. Here we show you how to integrate the code into a Genesis child theme.
Here’s a handy HTML code reference to help you include those special characters in your web pages.
Here’s a simple bash script that will recursively set WordPress file permissions to their CHMOD recommended values.
This post shows you how to customise the contents of the JetPack Infinite Scroll Footer module for WordPress.
The JetPack WordPress plugin is jam packed with lots of great functionality including Infinite Scroll for your posts, removing the need for pagination.
WordPress Must Use plugins, were introduced in v3.0. They are automatically activated & cannot be uninstalled from the Dashboard even by Admins.
How do you move WordPress to another server? It’s easier that you may think and doesn’t require any programming. You just need to follow a process.
Hotlinking and is very common-place with images. People will add your image URL into their own web pages passing it off as their own. Stop that!