What is wp-smpro-smush-data and how does it work?

wP-smpro-smush-data is a storage format used by the Smush plugin for WordPress to store data related to image optimization. It records details such as file sizes before and after optimization, the percentage of size reduction, and the processing time taken to optimize images.

How much space can I save by using the Smush plugin?

The amount of space saved by using the Smush plugin depends on the original size of your images and the amount of compression applied. For example, in this data, a specific image was reduced from 738,485 bytes to 503,584 bytes, saving about 234,901 bytes, which is approximately a 31.81% reduction.

Are there different image sizes supported by the Smush plugin?

Yes, the Smush plugin supports various image sizes, including thumbnails, medium, large, full, and specific WooCommerce sizes like woocommerce_gallery_thumbnail. Each size can be optimized separately based on your site's requirements.

What does the 'lossy' and 'keep_exif' option mean in image optimization?

The 'lossy' option indicates whether lossy compression is applied to the images, which can result in reduced quality but smaller file sizes. The 'keep_exif' option determines whether to retain the image's EXIF data, which may contain metadata like camera settings and location information.

How can I check how many times my posts have been viewed?

You can check post views by accessing the 'ekit_post_views_count' data associated with each post. In this instance, the count indicates that the post has been viewed 5 times. Various plugins also provide detailed analytics for post views on WordPress.