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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: How to replace old jpeg, jpg and png with new webpInstall a WebP plugin: There are several WordPress plugins available that can help you convert your existing images to WebP format. Some popular options include Imagify, ShortPixel, and EWWW Image Optimizer.
Choose the images to convert: Once you have installed a WebP plugin, you can choose which images to convert. Many plugins will allow you to bulk convert all images in your media library, or you can select specific images to convert.
Convert the images: After selecting the images you want to convert, you can run the conversion process through your plugin. This may take some time, depending on the number of images you are converting.
In the future, try to upload images which are already in webp format. It also helps you to get a good page speed score. I did the same on my client’s Gaming website and his performance score was 100/100.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Posts with custom HTML don’t workPlease check the follwing points
- Check the validity of the HTML: Make sure the custom HTML you are using is valid and properly formatted. Even a small error in the code can cause the post to fail to render properly. You can use online validators or debugging tools to help identify any issues with the code.
- Ensure the HTML is compatible with the platform: Different blogging platforms may have different limitations or restrictions on the types of HTML they can support. Check the documentation or support resources for your platform to see if there are any specific guidelines you should follow.
- Consider using a plugin or widget: If you are using a popular blogging platform like WordPress, there may be plugins or widgets available that can help you add custom HTML to your posts more easily and reliably. Look for options that have good reviews and are regularly updated to ensure compatibility with the latest versions of your platform.
- Test in different browsers: Sometimes, custom HTML may work in one browser but not another. Try testing your post in different browsers to see if the issue is browser-specific.
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