Ravi Khadka

<p>HealthSweep Site Monitor is a secure, lightweight Site Health enhancement plugin for administrators.</p>
<p>It extends core Site Health without replacing it.</p>
<p>Features include:</p>
<ul>
<li>A dedicated HealthSweep Site Monitor tab in <code>Tools > Site Health</code></li>
<li>Performance, Security, and Reliability tests using the Site Health API</li>
<li>Safe, admin-initiated cleanup tools in <code>Tools > HealthSweep Site Monitor > Fix Tools</code></li>
<li>Snapshot system with manual and optional scheduled snapshots (daily/weekly)</li>
<li>Trends dashboard (30-day snapshot trends for score, autoload size, cron queue, and plugin count)</li>
<li>JSON and CSV snapshot export</li>
<li>Dashboard scoring engine (overall + category breakdown)</li>
<li>Local PageSpeed 3-run benchmark (median/fastest/slowest, no external API)</li>
<li>Threshold-based alert rules with optional email notifications</li>
<li>Action logs with clear history and one-click log clearing</li>
<li>Settings contact form to message plugin developer via <code>wp_mail</code></li>
<li>Strong security: capability checks, nonces, sanitization, and escaped output</li>
</ul>
<p>HealthSweep Site Monitor follows WordPress.org principles:</p>
<ul>
<li>No external API calls</li>
<li>No tracking or analytics</li>
<li>No automatic data-modifying actions without explicit admin confirmation</li>
<li>Clear explanations for each tool and recommendation</li>
<li>No upsell patterns in admin</li>
</ul>
<p>Support quality matters in WordPress.org search.<br />
HealthSweep Site Monitor includes clear guidance and logs to help faster troubleshooting and better support responses.</p>


HealthSweep Site Monitor – Advanced Site Health & Performance Tools

Advanced WordPress Site Health, performance, security, cleanup, snapshots, alerts, and local speed benchmarking for admins.

Proloy Bhaduri

<p>This plugin will delay the loading of  background images in your website and thus helps boosting the website loading time by reducing total number of HTTP requests.</p>
<h3>Quick Notes & Links</h3>
<ol>
<li>Do not lazyload background images which are peresent above the fold because this will increase time to First Contentful Paint(FCP)  metric and affect the speed of your website . </li>
<li>Background images that are added using inline CSS e.g, <code><p style=" background-image: url( path/to/background-img.jpg )" > </p></code> are lazyloaded by this plugin by default . </li>
<li>No dependencies required  for this plugin  to work. </li>
<li>No extra HTTP request </li>
<li>Add the selectors of the elements that have background images in the plugin settings page  or add <code>lazyload-bg</code> class to the element .</li>
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</ol>
<h4>Works smoothly with almost every page builders</h4>
<h3>Exclude certain inline background images from lazy loading using filter hook <code>lazyload_inline_bg_excludes</code></h3>
<p>add_filter(‘lazyload_inline_bg_excludes’,function($exclude_keywords){<br />
    $exclude_keywords = [<br />
        ‘bg-image.jpg’,<br />
        ‘class-name’,<br />
        ‘id’,<br />
        ‘or any unique keyword that the element with background image has’<br />
    ];<br />
 },10,1);</p>
<p>Note: Add the above code to the <code>functions.php</code> file of your active theme/child theme or using a code snippets plugin.</p>


LazyLoad Background Images

Helps deferring offscreen background images and improves website speed by reducing HTTP requests .

HealthSweep Site Monitor – Advanced Site Health & Performance Tools vs LazyLoad Background Images