Dmitry Litvinov

I’m sure you’re using page builders like Elementor, or Page Builder. Turn on the responsive mode and set the mobile version in this case (as a rule, this setting is available in all website builders).

Otherwise, I recommend looking for GPSI tips, it shows specific errors and how to fix them – you did not write anything about which GPSI points are the weakest.

Also, review your plugins, some of them may slow your site down a lot. Just disable them one by one.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Dmitry Litvinov.

Hello, @techarb8329 !

You need to add Schema Org and Open Graph microdata to your site. In this case, you can set a standard image that will be shown when you share a link to your site.

Hey, @kucukcagatay !

1. In order to open an image with a link, you need to use arbitrary HTML and enter the following code:

<a href="https://a.yrokiwp.ru" target="blank"><img style="border-radius: 24px;" src="https://yrokiwp.ru/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/2160x840.png"/></a>

The first link shows where the click on the image leads, the second one is the image from your web site. There are also rounding settings here, you can turn them off (delete). This solution is suitable for the standard WordPress editor.

If you use a visual page builder like Elementor, there are separate settings for inserting a link. Usually, when you click on an element, you can insert the corresponding settings.

2. In order to show the image description (alt), you need to register it in the image settings: media library > image selection > alt > insert your text.

3. And I’m afraid I can’t help with displaying a video or other image using the default WordPress editor, however these settings (like lightbox) are fairly common in visual website builders. If you don’t want to use them, try to find a plugin to help you do it.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Dmitry Litvinov.

Hello!

It will be much easier to study the documentation for the plugin and find out how to disable imports for certain categories of users.

If your current plugin doesn’t have this option, then I’m sure you can find a more flexible plugin with more options, including limiting users to upload SVGs, or manually verifying each specific file.

You can use the manual method and write the code yourself. Allows loading SVG and XML such known code (add to functions.php):

function add_svg_mime_types($mimes) {
    $mimes['svg'] = 'image/svg+xml';
    return $mimes;
}
add_filter('upload_mimes', 'add_svg_mime_types');

Following its logic, you can continue it to make your own configurations and settings that you need.

So, to prevent downloading other types of files, for example, mp4, you need to continue the code like this:

function remove_mime_types($mimes) {
    unset($mimes['video/mp4']);
}
add_filter('upload_mimes', 'remove_mime_types');

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Dmitry Litvinov.

Hello, @chulnoel

This is not really a question for this forum. There are general principles and guidelines for improving the speed of your site, they work for most sites and not only on WordPress and can be easily found in the open search.

Among other things, I would recommend that you at least use a plugin that compresses your images and converts them to modern WEBP format. While visiting your site, I found rather heavy pictures, even though they are JPEGs.

Here is an example of such plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/webp-express/

Other recommendations are provided by Google itself. If you see a red warning – open it, Google will tell you how to solve this problem, and if not – copy its name into the search yourself and read what the online community says.

The plugins that you have used many different settings and there are paid features, I would recommend that you study the documentation for them well, because without seeing your settings, it’s hard to say that they really did not work for you.

PS 95 for desktop and 60 for phone are not bad results for a site on Elementor.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Dmitry Litvinov.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Dmitry Litvinov.