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By default, WPGraphQL limits the amount of posts per page that you can query at any one time to 100. But by adding a simple filter & function you can change this limit to any value. Continue reading

A better solution is to only disable lazy loading for selected images by class, particularly for images which increase the LCP metric. Continue reading

Rather than manually creating a visual representation of your database schema, which can be extremely time-consuming and error-prone, MySQL Workbench simplifies this task using their database reverse engineer functionality. Continue reading

If you have a website where it is possible to serve multiple versions of the site using the same URL, you may run into problems where NGINX returns from cache the incorrect version. For example, if your site has multiple themes or you use browser user agent sniffing to provide different content to users. Continue reading

When you set a cookie you should specify an expire time and a path. If you don’t specify a path the cookie is accessible only by the current page. Continue reading

If you’re not using the Gutenberg editor (introduced in WordPress version 5), it is a good idea to remove the Gutenberg CSS which is automatically loaded. Continue reading

When you create your first import installation in WP Synchro on your local site, it defaults to verifying the SSL certificate on your local setup. Continue reading

In this article, we will look at CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) and how sliders/carousels such as Owl Carousel negatively impact CLS scores and provide a fix. Continue reading