# CDN Integration

Serve your optimised stylesheets and scripts from a CDN hostname, with a single URL change.

## The problem it solves

If you already use a content delivery network to serve assets closer to your visitors geographically, your CSS and JavaScript still need to point at that CDN's hostname rather than your own server for the benefit to apply.

## How it helps

Dotjuice Pagespeed rewrites the URLs of your stylesheets and scripts to point at your CDN hostname automatically, once you tell it what that hostname is — no manual find-and-replace across your theme or plugins required.

## The result

Your optimised CSS and JS served from your CDN with one setting, instead of a manual hunt through every place a stylesheet or script URL is generated.

*Note: this rewrites stylesheet and script URLs specifically. If you're looking to move your entire media library — images, uploaded documents, and so on — onto a CDN, that typically requires a dedicated media-CDN plugin or your CDN provider's own WordPress integration alongside this feature.*