Setting Up a Custom CDN Domain
Using a Custom CDN Domain
In live optimization mode, your images and assets will load from *.zapwp.com - which is technically unbranded; however we strongly recommend using your own website's domain for serving images and scripts.
The most common domain we see is cdn.yoursite.com - and it can be set up simply within the plugin under CDN Delivery and scrolling to Custom CDN Domain
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Using WP Compress with Caching Plugins
You should be fine to use both local and live mode for WP Compress with caching plugins! 🎉
We simply recommend not doubling up on settings (lazy loading, css / js minify etc.) but fortunately you can toggle on/off any settings in our portal as needed!
Make sure we're bypassing any firewalls or security plugins so that we can download the images, but other than that you should be all set right out of the box!PopularUsing the Universal Version (Wordpress or Non-WordPress)
Using the Universal Version
Step 1
It's as simple as linking your website according to the Quick Start Guide, and selecting the Universal JavaScript option to generate your unique script.
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Selecting a Quota Type
Monthly Quota
Monthly Quotas are ideal for managing client websites, you can simply select a monthly allocation of credits per website and it's as simple as that!
Agency level users may also set a custom monthly quota as desired.
Shared Quota
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How to Purge the CDN Cache
To purge CDN cache, simply navigate to the admin bar and click Clear Cache, this will flush your files from our network and request content to be re-downloaded on the next page load.
We account for some of the most common situations, and you should not need to purge the cache for:
Updating a Plugin
Updating a Post or Page
Changing Settings within WP CompreSome readersUsing External Urls (s3, Spaces, etc.)
Using External Urls
The External URL functionality can be used when serving third party urls that are loaded on your website!
The main use case for this is when offloading images or scripts to Amazon s3, Digital Ocean Spaces or other providers.
You can simply toggle on "EXTERNAL URLs" under PRO Settings or configure it from the portal as needed!
SETTING IN THE MANASome readersConnecting Your First Website
First off, welcome to the WP Compress family!
Linking your website is simple, here's a video guide:
Go to the WP Compress Management Portal
Click "Add New Website" in the top right
Select your desired quota (Learn more about quota types)
Download the Plugin ZIP File if needed
Hit Next and click on your API Key to Copy It
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Using Custom Branded Reporting (Whitelabel)
Agency PRO members can add their logo to both PDF and Email Reports as well as set up custom branded SMTP from the management portal.
Step 1
Click on Whitelabel Reporting at the top right of the portal
Step 2
Upload your logo and set the desired width in the report
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What is the Central Management Portal?
You may access the Central Management Portal at app.wpcompress.com to view statistics and manage all of your linked websites.
From the management portal you can:
Add a New Website
Allocate Credits to Existing Websites
View Detailed Statistics
Download & Send Client Reports
Remote Optimize Images
Remote Manage Settings
... and much more!
If you've unlocked agency features you can:
Access WhitelaFew readersModifying an Existing Quota
Modifying an Existing Quota
Changing the allocated quota of an already linked website is simple!
Visit the Management Portal
Click on the blue view icon next to the domain you'd like to manage
Scroll all the way down and you'll see the quota management options
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Using WP Compress on a Multisite
You may use WP Compress on a multisite, but at this time please activate individually per site, rather than network activation so that each zone can have it's respective settings, statistics and remote management access.Few readersRecommended Settings
While the optimal settings for your specific website(s) depends on your existing environment of plugins, themes and server caching, we recommend the following settings for speed and performance.
The same goes forFew readersQuick Start Guide: Easy Setup and Performance Testing
Quick Start Guide for WP Compress Users: Easy Setup and Performance Testing
Welcome to WP Compress! In this quick start guide, we'll help you set up your site and test its performance to ensure fast loading and compatibility with your themes and plugins.
Keep in mind, Safe Mode is Always Available 😎
All performance tweaks are toggle-based and temporary. If at any point during the setup process or while testing you face any issues, simply enable SAFE MODE, which disables all optimizationsFew readersDownloading & Installing the WordPress Plugin
How to Download and Activate WP Compress All-in-One Performance Plugin 🚀
WP Compress is an all-in-one performance plugin that optimizes your images, improves site speed, and boosts your website's overall performance. This guide will walk you through the process of downloading and activating the WP Compress plugin for your WordPress website. :zap:
Downloading the Plugin
There are two ways to download the WP Compress plugin:
Directly from the WP Compress website: Visit https://wpcFew readers