Optimise load time with a static page

  • Hi,

    I’ve created a blog with WordPress WP 4.1.5 and the homepage is the most important page where I recover email of the visitors.

    This page doesn’t change often (maybe once a month if I want to change a picture for instance).

    I’d like to know if I can use a static version of this specific page in order to speed up the load ? If yes how can I do that?

    I already use WP super cache but I think there is a way to go deeper in the optmisation.

    Thanks!

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  • envazen

    WP Super Cache, caches your pages and store them as static HTML files, which are then showed to the users.
    Instead of creating an actual static page yourself, configure WP Super Cache to do that for you.

    Once you activate the plugin, go to its settings page to turn it on.

    Then go to advanced settings and tick
    Cache hits to this website for quick access. (Recommended)

    and select
    Use mod_rewrite to serve cache files. (Recommended)

    and uncheck
    Extra homepage checks. (Very occasionally stops homepage caching) (Recommended)

    That will make sure homepage is superly cached.

    Also after you save the settings, don’t forget to click “Update mod_rewrite Rules” button, which will generate rewrite rules that will allow the apache server to directly use static cache files without even having to invoke the PHP process.

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