Enable Gzip compression in WordPress with htaccess
Gzip compression speeds up your Wordpress website by compressing the resources at the server level using simple .htaccess configuration in Apache server.
Abhineet Mittal
Abhineet is an entrepreneur by profession and programmer by heart. He loves to write about WordPress. He is the Founder of popular Digital Publishing Platform, Sahityapedia.
Correct file permissions for WordPress on Apache
Let us set up correct file permissions (chmod) for your Wordpress website to ensure the flawless functioning of your website and security from attacks.
Customize your link preview on Facebook
Facebook & Twitter support Open Graph Protocol to transforms your blog post into a rich social object, allowing you to decide the appearance of your post's link preview on their respective platforms.
JSON-LD: Add Structured Data to improve SEO
Add structured data JSON-LD to your blog or website for better search engine optimization (SEO). It helps Google to understand your content better and helps your website to get a better search ranking.
Social Sharing Buttons without Javascript
Add social sharing buttons to your website without any Javascript with these simple code snippets.
Add url rewriting router to PHP built-in server
PHP built-in server provides an excellent option to rewrite URLs through router.php. It is very convenient when testing a small PHP application on your machine without the worries of setting up a full server stack.
Enable browser caching in WordPress using htaccess
Browser caching for all types of files can be easily done using Apache's .htaccess file. This simple configuration results in a faster website, less consumption of bandwidth and better user experience.
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