We will be introducing the fastest WordPress plugin to speed up. This is the WP Rocket.
This plug-in has been well-received overseas and is highly regarded.
It is a WP Rocket plug-in, but it is not widely used in Japan.
But, would you really want to use it if the badger can be removed? The mobile page’s display speed will double if you read and follow this article.
The page speed on mobile has increased as a result of the WP Rocket plugin, introduced by Mr. Loki. It
— Bald Nyan (@hagenyanstar) July 19, 2020
Previously, it was 30 units. Now, it is doubled.
We will provide all the necessary information to help you get over this hurdle.
WP Rocket’s advantages and disadvantages
Let me first briefly discuss the benefits and drawbacks of WP Rocket.
It is very easy to see the advantages and drawbacks of this plugin. The merit has a high value!
I’ll start by pointing out the advantages.
WP Rocket’s Disadvantages
This plugin is multifunctional, please disable the duplicate plugin function.
The items that you can set in WP Rocket should be installed as plugins.
For example, CACHE (cache) type plug-in, Lazy Lord type plug-in, etc.
Each function may be duplicated so that it is not possible to exercise its original power.
You should be able to identify and remove any unnecessary plugins.
This has its merits, however. It eliminates plug-ins that are unnecessary and makes the operation easier!
You might also find articles saying that “paying” can be a disadvantage.
It’s a great product that I have used personally. It is well worth the cost!
WP Rocket – Benefits
This page is faster than the WordPress one! !! ! !
This is my current WordPress page display speed.
WP Rocket has all the necessary components to achieve this display speed. That is something I won’t say. It is however the plug-in I remember feeling the most when it was actually used.
Here’s a list of plugins that I currently use. These plugins are not related to page display speed. You can read more about WP Rocket here and “Short Pixel adaptive images” here.
The WP Rocket is responsible only for the images.
The WP Rocket also takes over the functions of different plug-ins. This has the advantage of reducing the number!
This plugin list seems to be very simple, too.
Many plug-ins work very well, but you don’t realize it! !! ! !
How to setup WP Rocket
Here I’ll show you how to setup WP Rocket and then I’ll tell you what I did.
This setting is only for my site. It does not work for everyone. Take care, like backing up in case something goes wrong.
All settings are available in English, of course. It may be possible to study English and translate the parts that you don’t understand. ? ?
Let’s now get to the setting explanation.
My setting image will explain items that must be opened or checked.
Items that have not been checked in the item are simply solved without a photograph.
After each setting is made, please save it properly!
Cache settings
Set Cache.
Check “Enable caching for mobile devices”. It should be ON by default, I feel.
This will tell you whether or not to enable cache on your mobile site. However, make sure to enable it.
It is also called “Separate cache file foe mobile devices”. However, it seems like there are servers which become faster if files from mobile are separated. But, recently, there have been many themes with responsive design so I don’t think it is necessary to check.
Others refer to “login page cache”, and “cache lifespan”, so I believe the default state is fine.
Please check your settings, such as login to the WordPress page.
Settings for File Optimization
You can also set File Optimization.
There are many items that can be used as setting items. I’ll show you each one with a picture!
First, let me explain the Basic Setting.
You can use “Optimize Google Fonts” to combine Fonts files.
This item is a CSS Files setting.
You can use “Minify CSS Files” to combine the CSS files.
It can also cause file corruption so make sure to check the behavior.
You can use “Combine CSS Files” to combine CSS files and reduce requests.
It may also be faster if it’s not combined. Make sure you check! It appears to be a next generation server. However, it was faster when I tested it.
As it prevents CSS render-blocking, make sure to check “Optimize CSS files”.
You can find settings in the blank frame such as CSS files you don’t want to combine. If there is nothing there is no entry.
It is here that you can set Java Script Files.
You should check “Remove jQuery Migration” as deleting the jQuery MIgrate will cause the JS file to be deleted, which will speed up the loading process.
You should check “Minify JavaScript Files” as it will combine JS files like CSS.
Please check this CSS page for file corruption.
You can combine JavaScript files to reduce requests.
Similar to the CSS settings, make sure you check if it’s a next-generation web server. Similar to the CSS settings, I noticed an increase in speed when I checked next-generation servers. I decided to verify this.
You should check “Load JavaScript delayed” to prevent render-blocking of JS files.
Also, make sure to check “Safe Mode For jQuery (recommended),” which appears when you select “Load JavaScript Deferred”.
Set the Media (image)
First, I do not know if the setting of LazyLord/Lazy loading images is done by another plug-in. Please check your image plug-in if you are unable to set it.
“Disable Emoji” refers to whether or not you want to disable the Emoji. Check if you don’t use emoji.
This will decrease HTTP requests.
Disable WordPress embeds is a WordPress function that disables embedded functionality. You can check if Twitter embedding is not used in the article. It’s what I use so I haven’t checked it.
If you’re using a plugin compatible with WP Rocket or WebP, make sure to enable WebP caching. It isn’t something I’ve used so I haven’t tested it.
ShortPixel adaptive images supports WebP support. For commentary articles, please visit this page!
Preload settings
Set the Preload.
“Activate Preloading”, checks whether WP Rocket can be enabled cache preloading
“Activate sitemap based cache preloading” indicates whether you want to enable cache preloading based upon the sitemap. A checkbox will be displayed if it is an SEO plugin supported by WP Rocket. You can also check the URL of your sitemap URL if you wish.
Other than that, Prefetch DNS Requests and Preload Fonts are not described.
Advanced settings
Set the Advanced Rules.
I basically leave this blank.
Please describe the URL you don’t want to cache in “Never Cache URL” and any pages you wish to be excluded from “Never Cache Cookies”.
You can also use “Always Purge URL” to remove URLs from your cache every time you make changes to a page or post. To modify the specifications of WP Rocket (which does not cache the Clie string) use “Cache Query String”.
Setting up databases
We will now set the Datebase.
Revisions is an option to delete revisions of posts. It would be very heavy to remove the post if it accumulates. However, I haven’t checked it yet because I may need to review the article I created previously. Please check it if you don’t mind.
Auto Drafts is a setting that allows you to delete drafts. This will erase any drafts that you have created. I recommend not checking them. Check if you don’t draft.
“Trashed posts” allows you to delete deleted items from posted posts. It can be accidentally deleted or restored if it is not needed anymore. You don’t really need it.
“Spam Comments”, a setting that deletes spam comments, can be used. Spam comments are not necessary for me, so I do not check them. However, if spam comments are a common occurrence, please consider it.
“Trashed Comments” allows you to delete comments from the trash. This is what I am checking.
The setting “Expired Transients” allows you to delete expired transients. WordPress issues an API called transients that allows temporary database storage. It’s not something I checked.
To delete all transients, you can set “All transients”. This area is not checked because I don’t know if it should be deleted.
“Optimize Tables”, is a setting that optimizes tables. I don’t really know what I’m doing but I’m trying to check it out for now (please verify the operation before and afterwards).
“Schedule Automatic Cleanup”, a setting that controls the time period between deleting items from the settings above, is what I use. Personally, I set it up to run daily.
These items may not be necessary for everyone, but I will try to explain briefly.
The “CDN” setting allows you to turn on or off the CDN service associated with WP Rocket, and to adjust the settings. Verify that you are using a compatible CDN provider.
For compatible CDN services, please visit this official web site.
The “Heartbeat” setting can be used to activate the WordPress Heartbeat API. This API automatically saves articles. However, it can cause a lot of load on the server.
Although it saves server resources and can be detrimental to themes and plugins, limiting is not recommended.
If necessary, please set “Add-ons”, as it can improve JS browser cache like “Google Tracking” or “Facebook Pixel”.
Please note, however, that analytics using Google Tag Manager and setting Facebook pixels with plugins like Pixel Your Site are not allowed.
If your server has Varnish installed, check “Varnish”.
It is important to double-check that you have not used it by the end of this period.
The setting “Image Optimization” is for the plug-in “Imagify”, developed by WP Rocket. You can check if this plugin is installed.
You can import/export WP Rocket configuration files using the “Tooles” settings. There are also items that allow for “Rollback”. If necessary, please check and move.
Things to do after setting up WP Rocket
This completes the WP Rocket settings.
Once you have completed the settings, go back to the dashboard to delete the cache and other items.
Look at the inside of that red frame in the bottom right.
To remove all cached file, click “Remove all”
To preload the cache, click on “Start cache Preloading”.
To remove OPCache content, click “Purge OPCache Content”
To rebuild your CSS file, click “Regenerate critical CSS”.
There are four.
Let’s get this done in the order we want.
You can then check the set page to see if there are any issues. If so, you can check the setting items and take the appropriate actions.
Although I’ve explained everything, the items that can set are complex and specialized. It was difficult to understand English. It may be necessary for each site to have different setting items, so let’s clear each one while we set! !! ! !
If you have no problems after completing the settings, you can try measuring with PageSpeed Insight and GTmetrix.
I know you are happy with the results.
How to buy and download WP Rocket
Here’s how to buy and download WP rocket!
Let’s start with , the official website of WordPress Rocket.
This is the top page I believe. Click “BUY IT NOW!” in the upper right.
Clicking on the button will display the screen with an explanation of the price.
All plans come with a one-year support period. The number of sites that you can use is also limited.
The cost of a “SINGLE” plan is $ 49 per site
The “PLUS Plan”, $ 99 per site
“INFINITE Plan” costs $ 249 for unlimited sites
It’s a way to plan.
Click “BUY WPROCKET” for each plan after you have chosen a plan.
The above registration screen will appear after you click.
Please complete the appropriate fields for each item. You can pay with a variety of credit cards or PayPal.
You can also use PayPal to purchase themes and plugins from overseas.
It is convenient to open an account, and I believe it is advantageous for security.
A download button will appear after the purchase is complete. Click to download WP Rocket.
Close this screen to confirm that an email has been sent to the registered email address. This email contains information that will allow you to log into “My Account”, so log in from there to access “LICENSE” (as shown in the image below). The item has a download link.
After that, please add WordPress Rocket to Add New Plugin.
We are grateful for your patience.
This era is all about speed. Even for SEO, it’s important to note that the speed of web pages displays are “speed = justice”.
WP Rocket must achieve “speed” even in such difficult settings!
Visit WP Rocket’s official website
Let’s make the site easy with WP Rocket, a powerful plugin that increases “speed”.
