WordPress plugin

Integrate CDN.gd with WordPress by rewriting asset URLs (JS, CSS, media) to your Pull Zone hostname and purging cache directly from the dashboard.

Requirements

Download the latest ZIP from the CDN.gd dashboard (WordPress Plugin page) or directly from GitHub releases: cdn-gd.zip.
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, select the ZIP, and install.
Activate the plugin. A “CDN” settings page appears under Settings.

Open Settings → CDN and set:

CDN Domain Name: The full hostname that should serve assets (e.g. media.example.com or <zone>.cdn.gd). Leave blank to disable rewriting.
Site URL: Auto-filled; keep the public base URL of your site.
Excluded: Comma-separated fragments to skip (default .php).
Included Directories: Only these paths are rewritten (default wp-content,wp-includes).
API Key (optional) and Zone ID: Provide both to enable cache purge from WordPress.
Disable CDN for admin user: Skip rewrites for logged-in admins while testing.

Only URLs on the same host as Site URL are rewritten.
Paths must live under Included Directories and must not match Excluded fragments.
Rewrites apply to script/style URLs, attachment URLs, srcset, and buffered HTML output so most theme and plugin assets are covered.

Configure API Key and Zone ID, then click “Purge CDN Cache Now” in Settings → CDN.
The plugin discovers the purge endpoint from https://cdn.gd/.well-known/gd.cdn.api.json and triggers a full-zone purge.

The plugin checks GitHub releases for updates automatically. You can also reinstall from the dashboard download link to upgrade.

Use a dedicated Pull Zone for your WordPress media domain; add the hostname in the Pull Zone hostnames list with SSL enabled.
Keep Excluded minimal to avoid missing assets. If dynamic endpoints break, add a short fragment (e.g. /api/).
Test with “Disable CDN for admin user” enabled during rollout, then re-enable once verified.