Jetpack plugin is one of the best plugins available for a WordPress website. This tutorial guides you on how to set up the Jetpack plugin that will enable a massive number of features on the WordPress website. Here in this tutorial, we’re discussing essential plugin elements and how to enable and use them.
How to Install and Setup the Jetpack WordPress Plugin.
You can install the Jetpack WordPress plugin from the WordPress library. If you don’t know how to install a plugin, read this simple tutorial on how you can install a plugin in WordPress.
After installing and activating the plugin, let’s set it up. You can follow this article on how you can create and log in to the JetPack account.
Now you can activate the Jetpack plugin’s important module to boost your website’s features. This plugin offers many features, but only a few are most important.
So let’s activate the essential feature.
Access Modules of the plugin.
Access the jetpack dashboard and click scroll down to the footer. Now click on the module option provided here. By using this option, we can activate the desired option on our website.
JetPack Modules that you can use for Your Website.
- Asset CDN
- Comments
- Contact Form
- Image CDN
- Monitor
- Notifications
- Protect
- Publicize
- Site Stats
- Subscriptions
You can check the above list of active modules. Other modules are
- Assent CDN: This feature will enable content delivery of WordPress CSS and js files.
- Comment: This feature enables a comment form in every post.
- Image CDN: Feature serves images of the website through WordPress CDN, in next-gen webP format in the optimized size.
- Contact Form: This allows you to make a contact form. So that visitors to your website can contact you.
- Monitor: This feature monitors the downtime of your website. If your website is not accessible, you’ll receive the email.
- Notification: You can enable this service if you’re using WordPress for mobile. This will provide a notification when someone comments on your post.
- Protect your website from unauthorized login attempts.
- Publicized the content to linked social media accounts. You can link your account using Jetpack> settings> Publicize>social media.
- Site Stats: This feature is semi-important and will look at your audience. You can also use Google Analytics for the same thing.
- Subscription: This feature will allow your website visitors to subscribe through email(if using another mailing service, ignore this).
After the setup of the Jetpack Plugin, you’ll get some render blocking of CSS. You can read here how to remove this render-blocking by jetpack.css.
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