How to Enable GZIP Compression on WordPress Website Using .htaccess configuration

Published: 02 January 2021
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01:15 Step 1: Log in to your cPanel dashboard
01:23 Step 2: Locate the file manager option on the cPanel
01:33 Step 3: In the public HTML folder, locate the HTACCESS file
01:44 Step 4: Open the httaccess file
01:51 Step 5: Paste the GZip compression code at the end of the htaccess file.
02:35 Step 6: Save the edited htaccess file
02:41 Step 7: Check if the GZip has enabled or not.

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