Hosting WordPress sites on IPFS using Fleek
Export your WordPress site with Staatic and publish it to IPFS with Fleek, so the content is served from a decentralized network.
Practical guides, security analysis and product news on static WordPress, publishing and safer sites.
Export your WordPress site with Staatic and publish it to IPFS with Fleek, so the content is served from a decentralized network.
Native WordPress comments do not carry over cleanly to a static front end. Use Disqus to add comments back while keeping your site static.
Static publishing removes the public PHP and database runtime from WordPress. See where the smaller attack surface helps most and which risks remain.
Static WordPress reduces the server work needed to publish a site, which can also cut its energy footprint. See where the sustainability gains are real.
Staatic Cloud improvements: faster WordPress resumes, easier site access, stronger account security, and simpler database access, backup, and restore.
Smush reduces image weight without much manual work. Set it up and configure the core settings that matter most on a static WordPress site.
Set up EWWW Image Optimizer to compress WordPress images automatically, with local compression, EXIF data removal, and lazy loading for faster pages.
Read article: Using EWWW Image Optimizer to optimize images on your site
Install and configure the Cloudinary plugin to optimize, transform, and deliver the images and videos on your static WordPress site.
Read article: Using Cloudinary to optimize images on your site
WP-Cron runs scheduled tasks for WordPress core and plugins, but it has limitations. Work around them with a system cron job or Windows Task Scheduler.
Read article: Optimizing WP-Cron performance using cron or Task Scheduler
Keep WordPress as the editing experience and deliver the public site as static files. Why teams use this model for performance and reduced exposure.
You keep editing in WordPress as you do now. Staatic publishes your site as finished pages, so it’s safer and faster without new habits.
Visitors and bots get finished pages. On Staatic Cloud, WordPress stays private and pauses when idle.
Pages are built once when you publish, not on every visit.
Download a full backup any time, and the free plugin keeps a site static on your own hosting.
On Staatic Cloud, origin rules send one path, such as an API, to your own server, or to your WordPress with the always-on add-on. Every other page stays static.
Publish your WordPress site as finished pages and see the difference on your own content.