WP Performance makes your WordPress site load faster without the headache. Turn on a few options and the plugin handles caching, asset optimization, and image delivery for you.<\/p>\n\n
Not sure where to start? Open the Overview<\/strong> tab and pick a one-click preset (Safe, Balanced, or Aggressive). You can fine-tune anything afterwards.<\/p>\n\n Version 2.0 is a complete rebuild with a fast new dashboard and no third-party dependencies. Everything below works together out of the box.<\/p>\n\n Block cache stores the rendered output of a section of a page and reuses it, even on pages that are not fully cached (like logged-in or dynamic pages). Use it three ways:<\/p>\n\n PHP<\/strong> - in a template:<\/p>\n\n if ( wpp_cache_start( 'sidebar', [ 'ttl' => 3600 ] ) ) { expensive_render(); wpp_cache_end(); }<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n You choose how long to cache and whether to keep a separate copy per page, per device, per role, or for logged-in visitors.<\/p>\n\n Found a bug? Please open an issue on GitHub<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n If you already used an older version, your existing settings are migrated automatically.<\/p>\n\n\n Open the Overview tab and apply a preset. Safe is risk-free, Balanced suits most sites, and Aggressive turns everything on (test your site afterwards).<\/p><\/dd>\n It caches just one section of a page. That is useful on pages you can't fully cache, like a logged-in dashboard, where one part (a menu, a product grid) is still expensive to build every time.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. WP Performance generates the Nginx rules for you and shows them under Settings. Copy them into your server config and reload Nginx.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Redis is optional. If it is available, you can enable the object cache for an extra speed boost; everything else works without it.<\/p><\/dd>\n Use the wordpress.org support forum<\/a>, or open an issue on GitHub<\/a>.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n A complete rebuild with a new dashboard and many new features.\n[NEW] Overview dashboard with environment health checks\n[NEW] One-click presets (Safe, Balanced, Aggressive)\n[NEW] Block cache - cache parts of a page via the Cache block, the [wpp_cache] shortcode, or wpp_cache_start()\n[NEW] Delay JavaScript until the visitor interacts\n[NEW] Remove unused CSS, per page\n[NEW] Host Google Fonts locally\n[NEW] Convert images to WebP and AVIF\n[NEW] Preload the LCP image and set fetchpriority\n[NEW] Add missing image width and height to reduce layout shift\n[NEW] Redis object cache drop-in\n[UPDATE] Rebuilt the cache engine, asset optimizer, and CSS\/JS\/HTML minifiers from scratch, with no third-party dependencies\n[UPDATE] New React dashboard\n[UPDATE] Existing settings are migrated automatically on update\n[REMOVED] AMP support<\/p>\n\n [FIX] Cloudflare add-on - respect existing headers<\/p>\n\nCaching<\/h3>\n\n
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wp wpp flush<\/code> - clear the page cache<\/li>\nwp wpp flush-blocks<\/code> - clear the block cache<\/li>\nwp wpp enable<\/code> - enable WP Performance<\/li>\nwp wpp disable<\/code> - temporarily disable WP Performance<\/li>\nwp wpp cleanup [<type>]<\/code> - run a database cleanup (all, trash, spam, revisions, autodrafts, transients, cron)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\nLanguages<\/h3>\n\n
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