changes to widget settings not showing up in individual pages pages until they’re updated [closed]
changes to widget settings not showing up in individual pages pages until they’re updated [closed]
changes to widget settings not showing up in individual pages pages until they’re updated [closed]
I have found the answer there: http://jhewitt.net/2018/12/improving-wordpress-speed-with-cloudflare-workers/ Using Workers you can examine a request for WP cookies and exclude it from the cache. This solution works well as I have implemented it.
How can I cache the LearnDash quizzes on my server?
ExpiresByType font/woff2 “access plus 1 year” ExpiresByType application/font-woff2 “access plus 1 year” ExpiresByType application/x-font-woff2 “access plus 1 year” You need to set ExpiresActive On (at the top) for these directives to have any effect. You also don’t need all 3 of these directives. You should check the Content-Type HTTP response header for the mime-type your … Read more
When you run a search (you call it a query) WordPress must use its DBMS (MariaDB / MySQL) to examine the entire text of every post, page, and user on your site. That takes time. There are some plugins out there to make search more efficient, but it is still work for your site to … Read more
How to combine wordpress_logged_in cookies in one cookie?
I believe the only way to currently get around this is to not directly use Art Direction but replicate that functionality yourself. There are a few pages that talk you through doing that: http://digwp.com/2010/02/custom-css-per-post/ http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-art-direction-conflict-with-wp-super-cache Hope that helps!
Post views log/count is not available natively. It is resource-intensive (database writes are much more expensive than reads) and won’t work (if done in pure PHP) with most caching plugins. There is number of plugins/services that offers Analytics via JS- or image-based tracking. Your best bet is to let such service handle analytics and pull … Read more
If you use the WordPress API to retrieve the metadata, then it should be cached for you. If you do other complex stuff, there is the Transients API for caching data yourself, which will take advantage of whatever object cache you use with WordPress. EDIT – I should clarify, it’ll be loaded for each request … Read more
I’ve done this with Twitter Tools. Basically it hooks up the blog to a Twitter feed, and for each new tweet creates a blog post. You can put twitter posts in a separate category (or add tags), and use that to style twitter-posts differently from regular posts, hide the comments field, whatever. Hope this helps … Read more