Controlling exernal sources

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  • Thread Starter IllyrianW

    (@illyrianw)

    For local links (that are loaded via CDN), since they’re only images that appear in different widgets,

    For exemple :

    https://d26zbq093g5bzy.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/fax.al_.png (Dimensions: 300 x 120)
    https://d26zbq093g5bzy.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/logua.png (Dimensions: 190 x 60)

    I only added this:

    <img src=”https://d26zbq093g5bzy.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/fax.al_.png&#8221; alt=”Fax.al” height=”300″ width=”120″>

    in the descrption, but it doesn’t seem to work.

    Plus, dimensions appear correctly as such,in Worpdress.

    Hi

    its hard to diagnose problems without a live link to the site.

    That being said, you could try “Better WordPress Minify”, it lets you concat and minify js into a single file(s). reducing the amount of requests each page load generated. and i think it will let you push some of the js to the footer.

    Second relying on external sources is alway a problem as you have zero control over them. The best solution it to avoid it at all costs.

    Have you profiled your site to see where the actual bottle necks are, because you can optimise everything else in the world but if one of the plugins is hanging up php or your server is underpowered then this kind of stuff is only going to save you a few milliseconds compared to the seconds a underpowered server can take to render a plugin heavy wordpress/php site

    Thread Starter IllyrianW

    (@illyrianw)

    Hi Geraint

    Thought was mentioned on the previous post.

    This is the link https://www.lajme.al

    I’ll check that plugin first, hopefully without any big impact in rendering.

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