Hi Predrag :
Thank you very much in contacting me. It’s timely.
It turns out that the theme page is the culprit for slow loading time.
As you may know a slow WordPress theme, slow business.
As we progress into the new age of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) we are seeing some rankings factors that are becoming much more critical than ever. As Google gets more content, they need new ways to distinguish the quality of a website, in particular when the content is in parity. One of the things that is starting to act as a “difference maker” when it comes to rankings believe it or not, is the theme choice.
I have contacted the developers (Superb Themes) and they replied back saying the only way to convert the theme page to WebP format is to adjust the coding.
The theme is defined in the background and it isn’t part of the HTML. The coding isn’t defining the image.
The key is to make the theme load in the basic HTML way. Once it’s doing that the Java Script that runs to display the WebP version of an image can see the image in the HTML and do its work.
SuperbThemes Support’s advice “to code your custom changes” in Appearance -> Theme Editor.
I’m attaching two screenshots. Themes. Editor https://monosnap.com/file/kxczUw18tuEsu9n53U1bMuYPhZb9y4
And Theme. Header https://monosnap.com/file/mMhpMgLdrFdxPp9GbkRp2hkW9warZy
Has someone posted a similar question and received an answer with the code(s) they need to edit?
The alternative is to hire a web developer, but it costs an arm and a leg.
Any suggestion you can give me to fix this problem would be highly appreciated.
Cheers,
Enrique Vanegas