It stores optimized copies of gravatars locally, reducing the total number of requests. This will speed up site loading and consequently improve the u …
Optimum Gravatar Cache allows you to create a local cache with optimized copies of gravatars. The optimization is accomplished by resizing the avatars to the sizes used on your site, in addition to optimizing the images internally. Optimizations are performed to minimize the size of each avatar served by the plugin.
The plugin uses WordPress CRON to perform heavier tasks. Avatars are resized in the background. Avatars are optimized internally in the background. Except in certain cases where it is necessary to resize the avatars in the page request.
The plugin handles all your site’s gravatar as long as the wordpress get_avatar() function or buddypress bp_member_avatar() function is used. Works with plugins, themes, etc.
The plugin allows you to customize the avatar by default. This avatar is served whenever the user / visitor does not have a custom gravatar. This greatly reduces the number of requests made by your page, improving the user experience. Besides allowing to frame the avatar by default with the theme of your site.
The plugin, after being configured and activated, starts by serving gravatar for all. And it begins to create the cache dynamically in the background with the sizes being collected by the requests, as well as those configured on the plug-in page. When the avatar already exists in the cache, the plugin serves the avatar in cache. The plugin periodically checks to see if the user updated their gravatar on gravatar.com if yes is updated locally. This way, keeping an updated cache.
The plugin intends the following:
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This plugin depends on the following PHP modules:
The plugin also depends on WordPress CRON to be able to solve the heaviest tasks in the background.
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
Install the plugin manually
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directory to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryInstall the plugin manually as a must-use plugin
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directory to the /wp-content/mu-plugins/
directory.In this screenshot we can see the options to configure the cache.
In this screenshot, we can see the options that allow you to configure the default avatar.
In this screenshot we can see the optimization options.
In this screenshot we can see the options to configure Apache Server with the .htaccess file.
In this screenshot we can see the options to configure the NGinx Server.
In this screenshot we can see more options
In this screenshot we can see the options for Lazy Load
In this screenshot we can see the page where we can enter the account data to use Coudflare
In this screenshot we can see some data of the cache of the plugin
In this screenshot we can see a comparison of the files that are downloaded when the plugin is in use and when it is not.
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Yes, the plugin works with the following list of page cache plugins:
The plugin clears the cache of pages and posts that contain a particular Gravatar that has been updated.
Other plugins that offer a way to clear the cache for a given post / page as well as the entire cache will be added in the future.
Yes, the plugin allows you to clear the Gravatars cache in Cloudflare.
Yes works well with new commenters. It is not necessary to be a registered user comment.
Yes, it is checked if the avatars have been updated on Gravatar.com and whenever they are updated there, they will be updated locally in the cache.
Through the plugin configuration pages.
Go to the “Other Options” plugin configuration page and add the classes you need.
Using the wordpress get_avatar() function through themes or plugins.
<?php echo get_avatar ($id_or_email, $size, $default, $alt, array("class"=>"class1 class2")); ?>
Using the buddypress function bp_member_avatar() through themes or plugins
<?php bp_displayed_user_avatar (array ('type' => 'full', 'width' => 150, 'height' => 150, 'class' => 'class1 class2')); ?>