TEXT COMPRESSION

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luishmpaulo
 
 
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TEXT COMPRESSION

Post by luishmpaulo »

Hello.
I've been testing PageSpeed ​​on some sites I build and there's always a warning to "enable text compression".
Does WB have this functionality? If yes, where is it / how do I use it?
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Re: TEXT COMPRESSION

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I am not sure what 'text compression' is.
But WWB has many optimization options in Tools -> Option -> HTML
Also, you can 'compress' text by using one type of formatting for all text.
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I believe this is a server side function.
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Re: TEXT COMPRESSION

Post by BaconFries »

A couple of interesting reads on the subject.
Lighthouse: Enable text compression
https://gtmetrix.com/enable-text-compression.html

PageSpeed: Enable compression
https://gtmetrix.com/enable-gzip-compression.html
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