MOZjpeg is a very interesting fork of turbojpeg, it saves on average 10-15% compared to a normal jpeg without losing backward compatibility. Its disadvantage is the time it takes to be encoded (x2.5) and that it lacks the alpha channel that new-gen formats like avif and webp have. A good explanation about the differences of […]
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Enable webp avif and heic/heif support for WordPress
if you need only imageMagick and webp support: if you need only imageMagick-7.x and webp, avif and heic support: First of all, you may want to remove the original imagemagick, since there is no need to keep the old bundled version. Install the needed packages many of them are already installed. Ref. https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/imagemagick.html Download imageMagick […]
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How encode images to webp in browser with vanilla js without plugins
Some days ago, while using a react repo I discovered this method that uses canvas to convert images to webp. Currently it’s not perfect and in some browsers won’t work on some browsers (guess which one: safari) and has a limited support for icc profiles / color space. You can find more info about project […]
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Generate HSL color schemes with SCSS and CSS Custom Properties
Here’s how to generate complex HSL color schemes with saturation, lightness and opacity with SASS and CSS variables (custom properties). All you need to do is to set the –color-hue the –color-sat and –color-luma variables that represents the hsl values of your main color. Each color will then be represented as follows: Quick Tips: In […]
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How convert WordPress media uploads into webp without plugins
While uploading a media into WordPress media library this script automatically generate a webp copy of the uploaded media. Works with jpg, png and pdf previews, add the .webp extension after the original name
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