What kind of data that 3rd part dependencies using?
What kind of data that 3rd part dependencies using?
performance
How to cache WordPress oembed links in the page header?
Some hosts will use a page cache for API routes to deal with this kind of problem. My initial thought would be to look at something like Cloudflare (they have some WordPress presets too) that would allow you to set up this kind of page cache for these API routes. Interested to know how you … Read more
Is option_active_plugins actually doing anything useful?
Everything is alright with the option_active_plugins. I accidentally placed mu-plugins in plugins and as it seemed to be activated correctly (and first) I was just blind to that issue. Now the dynamic plugin deactivation works right and I am gaining significant speed improvement on my wp-json endpoints. My bad 🙁 Sorry to all
TTFB is too slow in back-end [closed]
A simple solution (although not followed by good practices) would be to use a CACHE plugin. This will use an image of your HTML and you will not have to execute your process every time. If you want to improve the performance of the PHP file, you should find the root of the problem, that … Read more
Is storing in a variable the result of a fonction a most powerful way to code an if structures in WordPress?
Is storing in a variable the result of a fonction a most powerful way to code an if structures in WordPress?
How to make the Panel // WP-Admin lighter via Mobile
How to make the Panel // WP-Admin lighter via Mobile
How can we remove “unused”/no long used calls when loading the homepage?
How can we remove “unused”/no long used calls when loading the homepage?
What effect can a large wp_post table have on overall site performance?
What effect can a large wp_post table have on overall site performance?
WordPress wp_lazy_loading_enabled returns loading attribute set to lazy
WordPress wp_lazy_loading_enabled returns loading attribute set to lazy
Regarding to the performances, should I check if a post has a thumbnail before or after checking if is the front page (or single page, etc.)?
Neither, they are just as fast as each other, both are using information that has already been fetched in advance. This is micro-optimising. Functions such as is_front_page or is_singular etc etc are just looking up variables already set in the main query object. Likewise functions such as has_post_thumbnail etc are looking up data that has … Read more