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Maximize CDN usage by or .

Prepare the CDN by: then . Check if some objects appear to be missing. if the domain name of your site has ever changed.

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If checked, any file names or paths specified in the "custom file list" field below will be hosted with the CDN.
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If modified files are not always detected and replaced, use this option to over-write them.

Download attachments hosted elsewhere into your media library and deliver them via CDN.

Configuration

Advanced

Automatically attempt to find and upload changed files.

Number of files processed per upload attempt.

Specify the file types within the WordPress core to host with the CDN.

Specify the file types in the active theme to host with the CDN.

Automatically import files hosted with 3rd parties of these types (if used in your posts / pages) to your media library.

Specify any files outside of theme or other common directories to host with the CDN.

Specify user agents that should not access files hosted with the CDN.

Specify the path of files that should not use the CDN.

Note(s):
  • If using Amazon Web Services or Self-Hosted CDN types, enable HTTP compression in the "Media & Other Files" section on Browser Cache Settings tab.