Improve performance of slow query
Improve performance of slow query
Improve performance of slow query
Is it possible to modify posts table to only read for more recent ones?
How do I remove lazyloading on the mh-spotlight-widget
Offloading cron jobs
Plugin is way too complex for me to follow code. 🙁 I can say that in practice after emptying minify cache both CSS and JS concatenated files are rebuilt with same name, using same numerical id. So my educated guess would be that numerical id is tied to file contents, rather than being random or … Read more
I guess you already answered the question yourself. The other thing could be that your NAS has a slow harddrive (5.400 rpm) or that your connection is slow. Edit: Speed up with removing unwanted dashboard items… <?php /* Plugin Name: Dashboard-Widgets Removal Plugin Plugin URI: http://example.com Description: Disables admin UI dashboard widgets that you do … Read more
It’s interesting the front end / published site is fast but not the admin. Have tried turning off all plugins? Can you setup a 2nd “sandbox” site and import all the content into that? Or try a cheap but fast host like MDD hosting and setup a test site there for $7/month. If you have … Read more
My guess is that you’re either running into issues with verbose rewrite rules (which, if you’ve reverted to default permalink structure and still have the problem, isn’t the problem), or else you’re just running into server resource limits. Have you tried using W3 Total Cache or another caching Plugin, to see if anything improves?
The performance and load speed may be slowed down because of badly coded frameworks, or even well coded frameworks but way too overloaded. so it really depends on what framework or theme builder you are using and each one to its own case. As for enabling BuddyPress, first you will need a theme that is … Read more
WordPress can handle large databases and high traffic quite well. I think one good example of this was seeing some WordPress sites holdup to high traffic when the recent iPhone announcement happened. This really comes down to how well you code your theme/plugins, how you manage caching and your server configuration. WordPress will not be … Read more