First i recommend you to use Chrome Ctrl+Shift+j -> Timeline, click record button and refresh admin page and in that timeline you will see what caused the longest load. if HTML then php/sql part is slow, but maybe some javascript causes slow load. Second – one by one disable plugins and test loading time.
After you create a custom loop, you need to restore the global post variables with wp_reset_query().
In FileZilla you use SFTP connection to access your server and it works (because it was setup on server). But in wp-admin you use FTPS connection, which is probably doesn’t setup on server. Pay attention that SFTP != FTPS. A solution could be to change File System method in your wp-config.php file by adding FS_METHOD … Read more
I’ve a solution of my problem. I used chrome developer tool to find out the differences between the sites in my server and in my localhost. While inspecting the source I found following error- <div class=”inside”> <br> <b>Fatal error</b>: Out of memory (allocated 43778048) (tried to allocate 132605 bytes) in <b>/home/easyitca/public_html/samples/movierez/wp-includes/wp-db.php</b> on line <b>787</b><br> </div> … Read more
You can filter ‘posts_fields’, check if it is the main query and limit the queried fields to … whatever you need. See WP_Query::get_posts() in /wp-includes/query.php for details and side effects. For debugging the queries I recommend the plugin Debug Bar. If you add … define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, TRUE ); define( ‘SAVEQUERIES’, TRUE ); … to your … Read more
I think you can do a simple trick like this: Create an administration page, just like normally using add_menu hook with default or low priority Hook to admin_menu with higher priority and remove that admin menu item (or you can use a plugin like Hide Admin Menu to do that) Removing admin menu after creating … Read more
As per the Codex on update_blog_option: Switches to the blog id specified, runs update_option() and then restores to the current blog. If $refresh is true then it will refresh the blog details. Not tested, but I think your problem is trying to update elements of the array instead of the whole thing: $the_options = get_blog_option($blog_id, … Read more
A lot of people think it’s a bad practice to deregister/reregister jQuery, despite the performance improvements c/o a CDNed version (and if you’re going for a CDN, I see Google’s version more often than jQuery’s). However, if you’re going to do that, you really should only do that on the front-end only so at least … Read more
You could also use custom fields, if you want to keep everything family-related on one admin page. The plugin Advanced Custom Fields makes this super-easy. You might want to buy the “repeater field” add-on which would enable you to on-the-fly add any number of child field groups.
Currently we can not pass user_ID or user_role to wp_list_category() function, So it is not possible unless you use filter to do this, that is bit complicated so here I has a solution that does exact what you want without using filter. <?php if ( current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) { /* A user with admin … Read more