wordpress optimization

Optimizing WordPress Permalinks

Optimizing WordPress Permalinks
Permalinks were invented to make the URLs permanent and also more easier to remember. WordPress blogs by default use dynamic URL structure, in the form of http://mysite.com/?p=344. This is dynamic as the page is retrieved using the number parameter which changes for every page. Using permalinks, the previous URL becomes something like http://mysite.com/cooking-tips-tricks. Why use permalinks?
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Do it Yourself: Optimize your WordPress Page Headings

This is second article in the "Do it yourself" series and this one will be about heading tags. Most theme authors still do not pay particular attention to the layout and usage of header tags (H1, H2, H3...) in theme layouts. From the HTML optimization perspective, H1 is the most essential page tag and should appear as first on the page, and only once. H2 tags is next in hierarchy and you can have several of them on the page. Below each H2 you can have several H3 tags and so forth.
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Optimize your WordPress page loading times with a simple tweak

I have recently enchanced my WordPress optimization guide with seven new tips and one of them includes moving your JavaScripts to footer of the page when possible. Why is this important? When the browser loads the page, it loads the files as they appear meaning, your html, then css, images etc. If the javascript code is in the header, they will load before any of the other files listed below them.
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WordPress Optimization Tutorial Released

Today I released the "WordPress Optimization Guide". The document is a comprehensive guide to WordPress optimization and performance. If you ever experienced slow WordPress site or WordPress admin panel crawling to a halt, this is the guide for you. "WordPress Optimization Guide" collects my experiences but also experiences of other users of WordPress throughout the Internet into an easy to follow tutorial. It's all about speed, speed and more speed. Read on "WordPress Optimization Guide".
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Do it Yourself: Optimize your WordPress Site Titles

The purpose of this article is to show technique and examples of optimizing your WordPress site titles by directly editing the theme header file, where the title tag is usually printed out. By using this method you have greater control over the titles than any plugin can offer, so effectively you will be able to disable a plugin in the process, if you were using one (and one down is always good!). Your title tag is usually found in header.php theme file.
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