Litespeed Cache Tutorial - 100% Optimized WordPress Site!

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[@capellaguitar]

Man, if you ever come to Rio, I'll gladly pay you a beer. My site had a 55 score (31 on mobile), and now it's 99/100. Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing such a valuable knowledge. Cheers!

[@DoomFinger511]

A note if anyone is having issues with their site if using a web builder like elementor: I found that themes that use web builders tend to have issues if JS delayed or JS deferred is selected under 'Page Optimization". The lightspeed score will be better but actual site will appear to load slower and some elements might not load at all.

[@Jony0210]

I followed your tutorial and my website performance went from 13 to 99, great content🙌

[@NuvoTech_Oficial]

Thank you, you explained exactly as to beginners like me who understand more difficult, thank you very much.

[@SPMohapatra-t4g]

Wonderful Bro, you are genious, I have never seen such an excellent tutorial nowhere in KZbin.

[@OtisBurgos]

Outlined step-by-step summary of the video tutorial on optimizing WordPress sites using the LiteSpeed Cache plugin: 1. **General Settings:** - Turn on automatic updates for LiteSpeed Cache. - Request a domain key and wait for it to auto-fill to enable features like Cloud CDN. 2. **Guest Mode Optimization:** - Activate Guest Mode to serve cached versions to first-time visitors. - Enable Guest Optimization for further speed improvements, if resources allow. 3. **Cache Options:** - Enable Cache and disable caching for logged-in users and commenters. - Set Time-To-Live (TTL) for cached content; default of one year is recommended. 4. **Purge and Serve Stale:** - Activate Purge All on upgrades to clear outdated cache. - Use Serve Stale cautiously, depending on hosting resources. 5. **Exclude and AEACI Options:** - Defaults are generally suitable; turn off AEACI for better performance. 6. **Object Cache:** - Check if your hosting supports Object Cache (e.g., Redis or Memcached). - Contact support to install Object Cache if needed. 7. **Browser Cache:** - Enable Browser Cache with a TTL of 31557600 seconds (one year for regular sites). 8. **Advanced Settings:** - Consider enabling Instant Click for improved user experience, but monitor resource usage. - Leave other advanced settings as default unless specific customization is required. 9. **CDN Setup (Quick Cloud):** - Choose Quick Cloud CDN setup if not using another CDN. - Link your website with Quick Cloud account and complete the setup steps. 10. **CDN Configuration:** - Enable Quick Backend, block browser XML-RPC, and activate Hotlink Protection. - Ensure Quick Cloud CDN is activated and CDN Mapping is off. 11. **Image Optimization:** - Optimize images with auto request cron and optimize original images with lossless compression. 12. **Page Optimization:** - Enable CSS minification; disable other options to avoid flash of unstyled content issues. - Optimize JavaScript settings and media loading to enhance performance. 13. **Localization and Final Recommendations:** - Turn on localization options to improve script loading. - Avoid duplicate caching plugins and ensure LiteSpeed Cache manages all optimizations. 14. **Conclusion and Hosting Recommendations:** - Ensure all settings are configured optimally to maximize website speed. - Consider using web hosts like A2 Hosting or Scala Hosting for enhanced LiteSpeed Cache integration. By following these steps, you can effectively configure LiteSpeed Cache to optimize the speed and performance of your WordPress website.

[@WTPleo]

great video! Can I follow the same steps for a woocommerce website?

[@melvintemo]

Please can you provide a link to a text file with the scripts? KZbin prevents me from copying all the scripts at once

[@lifesfluff]

if you ever want to make a through explanation of all the settings id love to watch that

[@altoic1]

It seems like I have a perfect speed test now (77 to 99) but the website initially takes longer to load, about 4 seconds compared to 2.

[@LovelyBlackKitten-nt7yf]

Thanks brother for explaining... Btw I am a student, and I have the most basic shared hosting plan ... Can i enable guest mode??

[@Emit.Reviews]

Hey, I would definitely try. Its highly dependent on your traffic, nothing bad will happen immediately :)

[@PastrybyIoan]

hi, the script links are incomplete. If I copy that will break the website. Can you please upload it in a file somewhere?

[@Emit.Reviews]

That means some of those scripts are dependent for your site to work properly. Try to find out which ones and just dont add them in

[@richard.sislar]

Tyere is a slight flash of unstyled content on ly on the mobile version of the website. How do I fix this?

[@UnkownUnknown-w8h]

my database and hosting are delted and i dont have access to wordpress will my cache content by litepeed delted ? and can new domain owner if he setup WordPress with same plugin can he access my old cache of my site as dns and domain name will be same ? were does cache is stored on hosting or litspeed server will they delte as my hosring is delted and wordpress too plz help

[@SadikulIslamPrince-jc6dv]

hats off for you brother ❤‍🩹

[@sebastienlafontaine7686]

Thanks bro you're amazing !

[@yannys7594]

i purchased a domain name from porkbun and changed porkbun's nameservers to interserver's If i changed interserver's name servers to quic cloud, will i still be able to host and edit my website on interserver without their nameservers? Also, im using interserver's $7 a month standard shared web hosting plan, can i enable the resource-consuming litespeed cache settings?

[@Emit.Reviews]

1. Yes, you would be able to continue using InterServer. All CDN services act like a middle-man, instead of changing your origin or destination locations they position themselves in between. The only thing that changes from the editing side is that all future DNS updates (like adding A records / Cname records, etc) would be done through Quic.Cloud panel instead of InterServer. 2. It depends on your website (how heavy it is, how much traffic you're getting). Since the variables are too far apart, I can't give you a concrete answer and it would be best to activate them then monitor your website health for a bit. Ask friends or family to visit and ask them if it feels slow or has some errors, etc.

[@coachken.channel]

Please post the Localization file. Thank.

[@ShoukathN]

guest mode is breaking my site what to do some js don't load properly

[@Emit.Reviews]

Deactivate it, without doing proper network load tests and seeing which files break so you could selectively exclude them, there's no easy fix apart from deactivating the settings that break ur site

[@whatever4924]

what is xml-rpc and why should i need to block it?

[@Emit.Reviews]

Its mainly a security issue to leave it unblocked. Its a way to interact with a website in a remote way. This remote access isnt really needed today, and mostly used for "hackers" to mess with ur site

[@ThiagoF.Pereira]

Muito obrigado pelo vídeo!!!

[@MediaHubPTA]

@5:09 are you sure? 43800 seconds is 12 only hours

[@Dawood-g2o]

amazing

[@lifesfluff]

why turn off store transients

[@stardustvideo]

Exodia lol

[@biopawtastic]

dont follow this tuto will brok your website

[@PastrybyIoan]

@biopawtastic actually from 76 went to 95. Your comment is nonsense 🙄

[@wayaffordabletv]

it broke mine too, my website is doing some crazy shit. I'm trying to figure out how to undo the mess

[@Emit.Reviews]

Deactivate litespeed cache. Thats it, you'll revert pre-changes. Most likely the breaking is happening due to html/css or jacascript minify. Test those seperately