Static Content
Cloudimage offers you the option to deliver any file, including non-processable files - static content like JS or CSS files, via our Content Delivery Network.
Static file delivery
func=proxy
By default, all urls are regarded as images. To deliver a non-image file, you have to use the func=proxy option:
Cloudimage can automatically use the proxy function for all files which don't have an image file extension. This however will require all your images to have proper file extensions. If you prefer this behaviour, you can switch it on in your Admin Console (Image Settings / Compression / Enable static Content acceleration).
CSS and JS optimisation
process=minify-css
process=minify-js
Cloudimage supports on-the-fly optimisation of CSS and JS content to further facilitate faster loading of the site:
/sample.li/bootstrap.css?func=proxy&process=minify-css
/sample.li/jquery.js?func=proxy&process=minify-js
PDF files
Adobe PDF documents are always converted to images. If you wish to deliver PDF files as such, you have to always use func=proxy.
/sample.li/satie2.pdf?func=proxy
PDF-to-image
When you provide a link to a PDF file, the first page is converted to an image and delivered via CDN. You can use all available resizing operations, image filters, watermarking capabilities and image compression formats. To convert a specific page of the PDF document, use the doc_page=X option: