mod-pagespeed

问题 I have a Wordpress site that my client wants to validate perfectly (using W3C validator). One of the issues is Google's pagespeed, which seems to be enabled by default by hosting provider. I try to disable mod_pagespeed in .htaccess file with the following, but it doesn't work for some reason: <IfModule pagespeed_module> ModPagespeed off </IfModule> I can disable it by adding "?ModPagespeed=off" to URL, but this does not solve my problem. Is there anything else I can try? I only have access

问题 I have a Wordpress site that my client wants to validate perfectly (using W3C validator). One of the issues is Google's pagespeed, which seems to be enabled by default by hosting provider. I try to disable mod_pagespeed in .htaccess file with the following, but it doesn't work for some reason: <IfModule pagespeed_module> ModPagespeed off </IfModule> I can disable it by adding "?ModPagespeed=off" to URL, but this does not solve my problem. Is there anything else I can try? I only have access

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . I want to download mod_pagespeed module by google on my windows + apache installation. Any one can show me from where to download and install on apache with windows? 回答1: Download here: http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/download.html Installation documentation here: http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed

问题 I'm using AWS Beanstalk for my Django/Python application, and I would like to use Google's mod_pagespeed module. Is it possible to install and run mod_pagespeed using the .ebextensions/.config file? 回答1: Download the package Add the rpm into your ebextensions directory create a .config file in the .ebextensions directory add commands to the config file like this: container_commands: 01-command: command: rm -rf /pagespeed/ebextensions 02-command: command: mkdir -p /pagespeed/ebextensions 03

问题 I've been looking at mod_pagespeed as a way to speed up my site. I currently load my CSS/JS from a separate domain to speed up loading of those resources. However, I like to break up my CSS/JS into useful functional chunks. This means, in the worst case scenarios I may have half a dozen CSS files and the same number of JS files being included on a single page. So my question is. How can I use mod_pagespeed to continue loading files from a different domain but also use the combine_css/combine

问题 This is with reference to: http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2011/01/go-daddy-makes-web-faster-by-enabling.html But I still don't know how it works the in background to dynamically optimize pages. One more thing I could NOT understand why "Cached subsequent requests are slow" ? 回答1: PageSpeed mod_pagespeed is a module for Apache server which is just like a plug in, and since Apache is different from IIS, it cannot be installed on IIS servers. As for what it does, it does multiple things:

问题 Is there an equivalent to mod_pagespeed Apache module but for IIS? 回答1: IISpeed is a full-featured pagespeed port to IIS. It requires a paid license for production servers to avoid showing a banner, but it is free to try out. Full disclosure: I am one of the people working on the port. So I will not push this further than mentioning the port. 回答2: This isn't a direct mod_pagespeed replacement but does some work towards reducing the number of requests, minifying and bundling JS and CSS. It

问题 I`m trying to optimze and convert images using mod_pagespeed and it works very good for all tags in html files. But how could it process images that loaded with js? For example images in slideshows and etc. Thanks! 回答1: mod_pagespeed normally optimizes images and other resources by detecting their URL in the HTML and then replacing the URL with a link to the optimized version. As of mod_pagespeed 1.4.26.1 however, mod_pagespeed includes a feature called In-Place Resource Optimization, which

问题 I'm looking to get as close to a 100/100 page speed score as possible. The only issue preventing this is images at this point. As seen in the below image, the native image size is 500x500 but rendered at 327x327, the problem is that these images are responsive, so depending on view port they can be anywhere from 210x210 to 500x500. Google is crawling the site where these images are rendered at 267x267, I found this out when downloading the Google PageSpeed optimized content. But depending on

问题 Has anyone used mod_pagespeed in a magento store? Does it break anything (like custom optimizations etc?) Very Interested of using it, but suffering from luck of resources... 回答1: Your post interested me so I have played around with mod_pagespeed, I didn't do any detailed testing nor measurements. My general impression was indifference, benefits were negligible to undetectable. The greatest hinderence to Magento has always been and continues to be it's mass of PHP classes that take ages to