WP - Overview
WP - Download
WP - Installation
WP - Dashboard
WP - Install Plugins
WP - Customize Plugins
WP - General Setting
WP - Writing Setting
WP - Reading Setting
WP - Discussion Setting
WP - Media Setting
WP - Permalink Setting
WP - Plugin Setting
WP - Add Category
WP - Edit Category
WP - Delete Category
WP - Arrange Category
WP - Add New Post
WP - EDIT POST
WP - Delete Posts
WP - Preview Posts
WP - Media Library
WP - Add Media
WP - Edit Media
WP - Delete Media
WP - Add Pages
WP - Edit Pages
WP - Publish Pages
WP - Delete Pages
WP - Add Tags
WP - Edit Tags
WP - Delete Tags
WP - Links
WP - Add Comments
WP - Edit comments
WP - Moderate Comments
WP - User Roles
WP - Add Users
WP - Edit User
WP - User Photo
WP - Delete Users
WP - Personal Profile
WP - Theme Management
WP - Customize Theme
WP - Widget Management
WP - Background
WP - Host Transfer
WP - Version Update
WP - Spam Protection
WP - Optimization
WP - Reset Password
WP - Backup
WP - Restore
1. Minimizing Plugins
The first and easiest way to improve WordPress performance is plugins. Deactivate and delete any unnecessary plugins. Try selectively disabling plugins to measure server performance.
2. Themes
After plugins come theme optimization.Please choose the WordPress theme which is well optimized.Using so much jquery will also affect the speed of the theme.
3. Image Files
Are there any unnecessary images? (e.g. Can you replace some of the images with text?)
Make sure all image files are optimized. Choose the correct format (JPG/PNG/GIF) for the type of image.
4. Total File Number/Size
Can you reduce the number of files needed to display the average page on your site?
Combine multiple CSS files into a single, optimized file.
Minify CSS and JavaScript files.
If necessary, look into plugins to help this process.
Query Reduction/Optimization
Can static values be hard coded into your themes? This will mean you have to edit code every time you make changes, but for generally static areas, this can be a good trade off.
For example, your site charset, site title, and so on.
Can you hard code menus that rarely change? Avoiding functions like wp_list_pages() for example.
You can also use offloading to optimize your theme.
