kfshakeel

Compress your PDF files and add image or text watermark with the Official WoowPDF plugin for WordPress. Optimize and watermark your PDFs automatically, just like on woowpdf.com.
<h3>How it works</h3>
Currently, the plugin operates in a single, automatic mode.
Compress PDF: Whenever a PDF file is uploaded to your Media Library, it is compressed using our WoowPDF API and saved on your WordPress site in an optimized form, helping you save disk space. This feature can be disabled if desired.
Watermark PDF: Whenever a PDF file is uploaded to your Media Library, it is watermarked by our WoowPDF API and saved in your WordPress. This feature can be disabled.
<h3>Automatic process</h3>
All tools are automatically applied when a PDF file is uploaded, so you no longer need to apply them manually.
<h3>Configure WoowPDF Settings</h3>
Install this plugin and go to Settings -> WoowPDF -> ‘General’ tab, select ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ if you want to backups the original pdf files.
By going to Settings -> WoowPDF -> ‘Compress PDF’ tab, you can enable or disable PDF compression and set your preferred compression level to optimize your PDF files. We strongly recommend using ‘Default Compress,’ as it provides the ideal balance between compression and quality. By enabling this tab, it will automatically compress newly uploaded PDF files.
By going to Settings -> WoowPDF -> ‘Add Watermark’ tab, You have the flexibility to customize various watermark preferences for your PDF files, including what to watermark(text, image) and how. By enabling this tab, it will automatically watermarked newly uploaded PDF files.
<h3>Use of WoowPDF API Service</h3>
This plugin uses their own API URL to compress or add watermark to PDF files uploaded by users. 
The following information is relevant to this service:
API URL: WoowPDF (https://stagingapis.woowapis.online/pdftools/) 
Terms & Conditions: WoowPDF Terms & Conditions (https://woowpdf.com/terms-and-conditions) 
Privacy Policy: WoowPDF Privacy Policy (https://woowpdf.com/privacy-policy)
When using this plugin, the uploaded PDF files are sent to the WoowPDF API URL for processing. This includes file compression and watermarking as specified by the user. The data sent includes the file itself and any associated metadata necessary for the processing task.

PDF Compression & Watermarking – WoowPDF

peterpfeiffer

Minify and Optimize your CSS by clicking one button. All you have to do is go to Settings and click CSS Minify. Activating the plugin there will minify and optimize your CSS. No settings required, just click one button.
So anything you can do to speed up the load time of your site should be worth investigating, right? One such thing is “minifying” the CSS files that are used in part to build your site. As is typically the case, there is a plugin available that can do the job for you – Suprise: It’s this one!
Code from this plugin is forked from Autoptimize a really great plugin. You can find it by searching for it here on wordpress.org in the plugin search.
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Upload the zip file and unzip it in the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
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Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
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Go to Settings and then click CSS Minify and enable the options you want.
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CSS Minify

Way to go, peterpfeiffer! Your plugin contains the same files and functions as in Autoptimize and your plugin's PRO version provides what people could get for free in Autoptimize. Who knew "Copy, cut and paste" could be a business model?!

Autoptimize, but with most features moved to PRO

Minify and Optimize your CSS by clicking one button.

PDF Compression & Watermarking – WoowPDF vs CSS Minify