July - WooCommerce WordPress Theme
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
  • Changelog
  • Installation
    • Step 1 - Download Theme
    • Step 2 - Install Theme
    • Step 3 - Theme Setup
    • Step 4 - Select home page
  • Update Theme
  • Theme Options
  • Header/Footer Builder
  • Customize
    • General
    • Header
    • Blog
    • Portfolio
    • Shop
    • Page Title
    • Typography
    • Popup
    • Color
    • Layout
    • Page
    • 404 Page
    • Footer
    • Social Sharing
    • Notices
    • Button
    • Menus
  • Store Setup
    • WooCommerce
    • Product Catalog
      • Products Filter
      • Catalogs Elementor
      • Catalog Grid
    • Product Page
      • Color Swatches
      • Image Swatches
      • Time Countdown
      • Stock Countdown
      • Real Time Visitor
      • Trust Badge
      • Video / 3D / VR
      • Delivery Infomation
      • Size Guide
      • Buy more save more
      • Product Layout
      • Add To Cart
      • Product compare
      • Product wishlist
      • Product quick view
    • Size Guide
    • Delivery Return
  • Translation
    • Setup Multiple Language
    • Setup One Language
  • FAQ'S
    • How to fix the problem can't install a theme when using file.zip after downloading to Evanto
    • How to fix problems with the footer in mobile
    • Fixing Fonts appear as bold or do not load (Kirki issue)
    • How to import the template
    • How to import the missing page template
    • How to config currency?
    • How to create Google Maps API For Free
    • Site Speed
    • How to Increase PHP Time Limit for a WordPress Site?
    • Setup Menubar
    • How to create Mega Menu
    • Customizing header
    • Fixing Outdated WooCommerce Templates
    • How to create Woocomerce Pages
    • How to backup the theme
    • How to Configure WordPress to Use SMTP For Sending Emails?
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  1. FAQ'S

Site Speed

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Last updated 2 years ago

There are many things can slow down your website or speed it up. As a side note, these are not ordered by importance or any criteria, We've just gathered everything we've learned around how to speed up WordPress page loads and listed them all here.

This is what we done on our demo site to improve the loading time. You could try to follow it to improve your website's speed.

  1. Choose a good host

    When starting out, a shared host might seem like a bargain if you don't have too many visitor. We are using a hosting of for our demo site. But if you have more than 1000 visitors per day, you should use a VPS, or at least a higher plan of a sharing hosting.

  2. Use an effective caching plugin

    WordPress plugins are obviously quite useful, but some of the best fall under the caching category, as they drastically improve page loads time, and best of all, all of them on WordPress.org are free and easy to use.

    We are using for our demo site. Beside this plugin, is also another good choice.

  3. Combining CSS, JS and HTML

    Using for combining CSS, JS and HTML. Even the cache plugin supports combining those files, but sometime it break JS scripts. Therefore we usually using this plugin for better combining and minifying files.

  4. Use a content delivery network (CDN)

    Essentially, a CDN, or content delivery network, takes all your static files you’ve got on your site (CSS, Javascript and images etc) and lets visitors download them as fast as possible by serving the files on servers as close to them as possible.

  5. Optimize images (automatically)

    Yahoo! has an image optimizer called SmushIt that will drastically reduce the file size of an image, while not reducing quality. However, if you are like me, doing this to every image would be beyond a pain, and incredibly time consuming. Fortunately, there is an amazing, free plugin called which will do this process to all of your images automatically, as you are uploading them. No reason not to install this one.

  6. Add Expires headers to your files

    If you test your webstie speed on some tools, like GTmetrix, you will get a notice about adding expires headers. You can follow this tutorial to add it to your website.

You could easily found many tutorials on internet that telling about how to optimize your website's speed. There are some we found:

Stablehost
WP Super Cache
W3 Total Cache
Autoptimize
WP-SmushIt
Other resouses
https://www.sparringmind.com/speed-up-wordpress/
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wordpress-performance-speed/
https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/speeding-up-wordpress/
https://websitesetup.org/how-to-speed-up-wordpress/
https://www.keycdn.com/blog/speed-up-wordpress/