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Which is faster: Loading images from the repo, or loading them using ACF Image Content via Media Library

How fast can I expect WordPress to be on a fresh install locally?

You can expect a fresh install of WordPress on your local machine to be fast! The HTML of a page should get downloaded within 0.1s (on a local machine)! It turns out that I had an issue with the way my server and its configuration was set up, and the issue was not with WordPress … Read more

Website Load Time takes forever

Two CSS files loading extremely slow

Regular XML-RPC timeouts

I was able to greatly reduce the severity of the problem by installing/activating the PHP extension file-info, which was flagged by WordPress as a configuration issue. While it didn’t eliminate the issue completely, the lockup only happened once more during my post migration and the unavailability was much shorter than previous occurrences. Now that the … Read more

Best way of coding a theme with multiple languages in WordPress

Faster Emails with WP Mail

Website slow : my fault or the host?

if ypu fix your host fast problem, I suggest to use a cache plugin like Wp Fastest Cache or Wp Super Cache. Exactly Wp fastest cache plugin is great. We use it on our website, you can take a look from this link

If I disable screen options, does WP still try to update post meta?

If I uncheck sections in the screen options GUI, does WP still try to update the associated post meta within that section? This won’t speed up saving, that markup needs to be generated otherwise JS can’t show/hide it on the frontend. On top of that, the data still needs to be saved, but wether that … Read more

How to simulate web traffic to test performance of a website

I think what you are looking for is Jmeter’s Access Log Sampler: https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Access_Log_Sampler You can use that to replay your Apache logs at various volumes and concurrences.

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