The AVIF encoder effort setting is a 0–6 dial that belongs to the plugin, not to any encoder. Each driver translates it into its own backend’s native speed scale. The measurements behind that translation are recorded below, so the numbers do not have to be re-derived. The mapping Both built-in drivers use the same table...
Lazy loading, introduced in Contextual Related Posts Pro v4.3.0, defers rendering the related posts until the visitor is about to scroll them into view. The page is served without running the related posts query, and the list is fetched in the background via the REST API. Why lazy load? The trade-off: the related posts links...
Contextual Related Posts caches its related posts so that repeat visitors do not re-run the query. Since 4.5.0 the cache is kept fresh automatically when you save a post, and this page documents the filters that control that behavior. What happens when you save a post Saving a post does two things: Both parts skip...
The Performance tab in Contextual Related Posts includes options designed to optimize how related posts are queried and displayed, especially for high-traffic or large sites. This section provides options for using custom database tables, caching, and fine-tuning query performance. Efficient Content Storage and Indexing (ECSI) Description: ECSI creates a dedicated database table optimized for related...
By default, WebberZone Snippetz injects CSS and JavaScript snippets as inline styles and scripts using the WordPress enqueue system (wp_add_inline_style / wp_add_inline_script). The External CSS/JS files feature saves those snippets as minified flat files and serves them from the uploads directory instead. Enabling external files From this point, each CSS or JS snippet is saved...
