Last night I saw that someone else's WP site had been made static. As we all know, WordPress consumes a lot of resources, so I also wanted to make it static for a while. First of all, I hope to improve the quality of access. In addition, static pages are more conducive to search engine crawling. After looking for it for a long time, I saw that many people recommended a plug-in: wp-super-cache. This plug-in is installed on this website and I would like to share it with you now!
First of all, the optimization described in this article refers to non-plug-in optimization. In addition, the operation of the database has certain risks and unpredictability. Therefore, before the next operation, Good VPS reminds you: Back up the database to avoid unexpected events!
I heard rumors from some friends that the next version of WordPress 3.2 requires a minimum PHP version of 5.2.4. However, the PHP version automatically installed by my DA panel is currently the most stable 5.2.17 because of space For myself and for friends, most of them are used for personal blogs, and most of them use wordpress.
I heard rumors from some friends that the next version of WordPress 3.2 requires a minimum PHP version of 5.2.4. However, the PHP version automatically installed by my DA panel is currently the most stable 5.2.17 because of space For myself and for friends, most of them are used for personal blogs, and most of them use wordpress.
