Use any number of CDN plugins http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=CDN or a cache plugin that also suports a CDN like WP Super Cache http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/
You get 94% / 87% so what seem to be the problem? The only thing i can thing of is the 7.0s load time which is ok but a bit long.. I have also checked your website on Google PageSpeed Insights and the results warn’t too bad. You need better servers, fast servers Try combining … Read more
You should not remove the media from you server. Media is part of yout content and it makes no sense to have your content split over several servers. (from technical practical POV your idea will prevent any automated media transformation like new sizes from being done). What you should do is to create your own … Read more
I addition to the methods you have mentioned, the biggest way to speed up your loading time is with a caching plugin. There are many in the WordPress Plugin Directory, but my favorite is Quick Cache.
WordPress has a number of implicit assumptions with regards to using SSL. Specifically, if you are using force_ssl_admin, and the “front” of your site has the same domain as the “back” does, then it assumes that your entire site is actually accessible either via http or https. This happens in a few different places. Most … Read more
Scripts don’t get printed at the wp_enqueue_scripts hook, but rather at the wp_print_scripts hook. That said: don’t echo/print scripts, period. Instead, enqueue them properly. Caveat: This method is Plugin territory, and should not be included as Theme code in a publicly distributed Theme. You deregister jQuery, but the step you’re missing is registering and enqueueing … Read more
There is no remotely easy way to accomplish this with “push” strategy, because (unlike attachments) plugins and themes do not really declare their resources to WordPress. To push those resources you need to enumerate them and keep that information up to date. In pull configurations this happens automagically in actual use. For push configuration you … Read more
Okay, the answer is pretty obvious. Let me explain by example: W3 Total Cache makes sure that all the primary static contents on a web page (i.e. ones directly referenced in the source of the web page) are loaded via the CDN URL. So, lets say, W3TC serves the blog’s stylesheet from cdn.example.com/wp-content/themes/MY-THEME/style.css and the … Read more
WordPress remote file storage
Store wordpress media completely off my server and on a CDN