Running scripts on your posts or pages can give you the ability to enhance website functionality, but loading them in areas where they are not going to be used can add extra load times to your content pages. Using a conditional statement along with WordPress conditional tags will help you specify... Read Full Post →
As a javascript is being loaded on a site, it will prevent any other item from downloading. This can be very frustrating for your visitors if the scripts are loading before the images, styles, or other site components. Having your javascript calls placed in your footer will allow other resources on... Read Full Post →
With every file loaded into a site an HTTP request is made to the server, and the higher the number of requests made will decrease the overall load time of your site pages and posts. A simple way to cut down on those requests is by combining your CSS and Javascript files into as few... Read Full Post →
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