• Resolved Volkmar Kantor

    (@volkmar-kantor)


    Google PageSpeed Insights ultimatly leads me here. It says my 900×620 px images from my slideshow has a size of 780kb – which is nearly the same filesize as of the original image with round about 1800×1200 px. Normaly i would expect an filesize of around 250 kb.

    So i looked in your plugin-code and found that you compress every single image with a quality of 100%.

    Not enough you didnt care about the jpeg_quality filter wordpress provided out of the box (add_filter('jpeg_quality', function($arg) { return (int)75; });), you also didnt even think about make your quality setting adjustable by an own filter and bloated the values all around multiple functions.

    Damn, i like your frontend and all the good stuff, but on the server side you had to do some work.

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  • Plugin Contributor averta support

    (@averta_support)

    Hi,

    Thank you for choosing Master Slider.

    We will consider it in our upcoming updates.

    Thanks for your suggestion.

    Best,

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