You can use wp_is_mobile() to check whether it is a mobile device or desktop user. <?php if ( wp_is_mobile() ) : ?> /* Display and echo mobile specific stuff here */ <?php else : ?> /* Display and echo desktop stuff here */ <?php endif; ?>
that is a good solution, also woocommerce has plugins to create and move the products to custom table. this means instead a new database there is tables just for the products. also very efficient
Is there any difference between widgets (used in order to manage menus) and register_nav_menus() in terms of performance?
Changing WP Object Caching during runtime
I found the issue with the code: The code is good and basically works. The only thing is: There are specific plugins, if installed, which request the option of activated plugins and WRITE it back to the database to “sort” the order of activation. E.g. WPML, which needs/wants to be activated as soon as possible. … Read more
It might be that WordPress is just redirecting to the version with trailing slash. /cart => /cart/ /shop => /shop/ I’m having trouble, finding a good canonical source why WP is doing this. The fact is, that most web frameworks (I worked with) will force trailing slashes on their routes (that are not directed at … Read more
WordPress Admin extremely slow when other admin logged in
How do you make a site load faster when offloading is not an option?
It’s worth doing so, though performance isn’t always going to improve, notices are usually a sign of broken-ness or bad code. In the example you cited, there’s actually a mistake made and a potential security issue: $geolocation = esc_sql($_COOKIE[‘geolocation’]); the code assumes there’s cookies, and that a geolocation cookie is present it uses esc_sql which … Read more
This depends on a lot of factors. The short answer, yes you should remove it as request still needs to be served and this might become problematic at scale. Besides you are slowing down your server without need, and could even block some other request depending on how this was coded.