Hi
I’ve checked your site with google’s page-speed tool and noticed that the site gets penalized because of some big imaged used. Try to optimize the images following the indication from google docs: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/OptimizeImages You could also use leverage browser cache to reduce the file size send by the server to browser: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/LeverageBrowserCaching#recommendations – https://gtmetrix.com/leverage-browser-caching.html
Thanks!
Hi,
I got two questions…
1- I want to change style (color, background) of Registration Form.
How could I do it ?
2- I want to replace wordpress logo by my own logo. Could you help me too ?
Best Regards
Hi
1. Please provide your site url so I can inspect this closer and get back to you with a more accurate answer.
2. You can set a logo from theme panel > header > logo: http://screencast.com/t/eVCV3grQ
Thanks!
Hi,
I have already leverage browser cache activated and my .htaccess is good. But still don’t know why so poor speed.
Thanks!!
Hi
Leverage browser cache won’t comperes images, it only comperes resources like css/js/html. To optimize the images follow the above guide and also you could try a lower compression for them. You could also check these tutorials to optimize the images: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/fix-jpeg-compression/ – http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/speed-wordpress-save-images-optimized-web/
Thanks!
Test a post page with GTMetrix.com — this will show you what you need to do to improve speed specifically, for example giving you examples you can download of optimized images for the post page you test to see how that impacts you.
Also, to compress thumbnails, you can change the default compression per my guide in your wp-config file, then “regenerate thumbnails” to make smaller versions. (AND: you should be backing up your site before you mess with it, obviously!)
Alternate advanced method of compression:
download complete image folder to your PC via FTP for backup then use one of the various PC software apps to compress/process all images, then re-upload via FTP. Here is one for Windows, as just one of many examples: http://icompressor.blogspot.in/
Or, if that makes no sense or is too difficult; make backup first, then try this nifty plugin, which is a PAID service after the first 100 images; but useful to test if it works for you:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/tiny-compress-images/
Thanks Chrish for your advice. I was using Smush plugin to compress. I will now manually do everything and will regenerate thumbnails to smaller version.
