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Practical migration, publishing, and deployment guides for static WordPress workflows.
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Migrating WordPress to a static site changes more than hosting. This practical checklist helps you assess fit, audit dynamic dependencies, plan deployment, avoid common breakages, and launch with a safe rollback path.
Staatic’s publication flow can be adjusted beyond the settings screen when a site has unusual routing or deployment needs. This guide covers the hooks that let you fine-tune crawling, URL handling, and publication behavior.
GitHub Pages is a simple deployment target for smaller static WordPress sites. This guide covers the GitHub setup and the Staatic configuration needed to publish there.
IPFS offers a different distribution model for static sites, with content served from a decentralized network. This guide walks through exporting WordPress with Staatic and publishing the result with Fleek.
Native WordPress comments do not carry over cleanly to a static front end. This guide shows how to use Disqus to add comments back without giving up a static site.
Smush can reduce image weight without much manual work. This guide walks through the setup and the core settings that matter most on a static WordPress site.
Enhance your WordPress site with EWWW Image Optimizer by automatically compressing images for improved load times and performance. This guide takes you through the setup and usage of the plugin’s features, such as local compression, EXIF data removal, and lazy loading.
Cloudinary offers various image and video optimization, transformation and delivery solutions that make it possible to optimize the performance of your static site even further. In this article we will be installing and configuring the Cloudinary plugin.
WP-Cron is an important component of WordPress which is responsible for the processing of scheduled tasks within WordPress core as well as plugins. It does come with a couple of limitations that can be circumvented by following the steps mentioned in this article.
WordPress can still be the editing experience while the public site is delivered as static files. This guide explains the model and why teams use it to improve performance and reduce exposure.