Where to put W3 Total Cache rewrite rules in .htaccess? [closed]
There are rewrite rules involved, so I believe the order does indeed matter. Your suggested order looks correct.
There are rewrite rules involved, so I believe the order does indeed matter. Your suggested order looks correct.
This works fine for me as db-error.php in wp-content: Delete the mailer block if you don’t want it <?php header(‘HTTP/1.1 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable’); ?> <?php $to = “[email protected]”; $subject = “My Database is down”; $message = “My Database is down”; $headers = “MIME-Version: 1.0\n”; $headers .= “Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1\n”; $headers .= “X-Mailer: php\n”; $headers … Read more
Use the preview_post_link filter to modify the preview URL: function wpa_preview_link( $preview_link ){ return $preview_link . ‘&v=’ . uniqid(); } add_filter( ‘preview_post_link’, ‘wpa_preview_link’ );
Besides deactivating and deleting the Plugin, you have to check a few files and folders to be sure everything works. Perform a full backup This should go without saying, save all the data you get for eventual troubleshooting. wp-config.php Check for the constants WPCACHEHOME and WP_CACHE, and delete/comment them out. Remember where your WPCACHEHOME was … Read more
Is it possible to give drop-ins in their own subdirectory of wp-content instead? No, it is not possible without editing the core WordPress code.
You get as much control as any other plugin. if you need some code to be executed before any other you can’t just include it in the theme and you will need the user to manually install it. Those files are reffered to “dropin plugins” and that is the best documentation I could find http://wpengineer.com/2500/wordpress-dropins/ … Read more
Source: Chris Lima – Managing a High Performance WordPress Membership Site I should look at caching plugins because it makes things faster, better and worked for you. The problem with that answer is that most caching plugins don’t do much for logged in users. Most sites have is that non-logged in users should get pre-cached … Read more
basically you should not use nonce for non logged in users, and if you have to, then have page can not be cached otherwise users will think there is something wrong with the site. A middle ground is to have short time caching for like 1 minute but good luck with explaining that to most … Read more
There are kind of two levels to browsing caching: Browser is provided with explicit information when page expires via response headers or 304 Not Modified response. Browser kind of assumes that page was loaded very recently and is still good for a while. Respectively there are two possible things going wrong: Your server is replying … Read more
There are multiple plugins out there that can do this for you! For example Checkout JS & CSS Script Optimizer.