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The CSS to reference it correctly. Auto convert images PSM will attempt to convert images to a more optimized format for you if possible. For instance if you have a PNG but it has no transparency PSM will attempt to convert it to JPEG for you and update your HTML to reference this new image. It will even convert some images to the new WebP format. The best part about this is the PSM will convert multiple versions of the image and depending on the browser making the request it will serve a supported image.
While Chrome and Opera support WebP older versions of Anhui Mobile Phone Number List Internet Explorer wont. So some browsers will get the fast WebP image while others may get a JPEG or PNG all without you changing your site. The fastest and supported image will always be served on a perbrowser basis. Pretty cool huh Extend cache In case youve never understood what the cache is its basically temporary storage copies of your web pages created so that your pages can be served quicker while reducing the work the actual server has to do. Your webpage will most likely make a lot of database queries to generate the final HTML.
A caching system can take this expected output and save a local copy of it. requests the same page will receive this already generated HTML page without querying the database. This filterfeature attempts to extend the caching of your pages. While Apache and nginx have great caching features one thing PSM will do is add its own hash variable to the asset. Because of this hash if you change an image on your site the HTML will be automatically be rewritten to use the new hash. This will essentially update your cache on the fly without the cache needing to be cleared manually. Your CMS manager may replace an image on the site.
While Chrome and Opera support WebP older versions of Anhui Mobile Phone Number List Internet Explorer wont. So some browsers will get the fast WebP image while others may get a JPEG or PNG all without you changing your site. The fastest and supported image will always be served on a perbrowser basis. Pretty cool huh Extend cache In case youve never understood what the cache is its basically temporary storage copies of your web pages created so that your pages can be served quicker while reducing the work the actual server has to do. Your webpage will most likely make a lot of database queries to generate the final HTML.
A caching system can take this expected output and save a local copy of it. requests the same page will receive this already generated HTML page without querying the database. This filterfeature attempts to extend the caching of your pages. While Apache and nginx have great caching features one thing PSM will do is add its own hash variable to the asset. Because of this hash if you change an image on your site the HTML will be automatically be rewritten to use the new hash. This will essentially update your cache on the fly without the cache needing to be cleared manually. Your CMS manager may replace an image on the site.