Is WordPress MultiSite secure & how much can it scale? WordPress.com — single best example of WordPress Multisite at a large scale. Period. As for the expertise to be able to maintain and manage the cluster — which you should question yourself — it’s a different story. By creating admins for each subdomain, what security … Read more
You may wish to post this same query in the TokuDB-users community here… https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tokudb-user Good luck with your research. -dave
Scaling images for mobile
Consider custom post type of ‘Contest transactions’ parent posts could be the contest, then you can use the post meta meta_key => initial signup, meta-value => +5 meta_key => refunded_order, meta-value => -12 and then you could a query adding up all the transactions. I prefer to use wp tables and structures where possible as … Read more
The plugin determines the width and height of the viewport on page load, but it’s using $(window).height() which looks at the size of the viewport and then absolutely positions the content div over the image, relative to the viewport/window. Because the page isn’t loading at the top of the document, the content is absolutely positioned … Read more
Where am I going wrong? Actually, your code is just fine. Except that I would simply use wp_generate_password() to generate the random string. 🙂 WordPress will still think that the scaled version is called painting-scaled.jpg , etc. Resulting in broken images. Yes, that’s correct. Images are stored as posts of the attachment type in the … Read more
There isn’t a hard upper limit of how many posts WordPress can handle. The practical limit for your site depends on these things in this order: The queries your codebase runs Server power Disk space But before we go into this, WP will not generate 404’s because there are too many posts. If this is … Read more
Just to put here the suggestion that came up after discussing the requirement on chat. Due to the complexity of user filtering/search required, the wordpress user data tables is not a very good place to store the user’s attributes. Instead it will make more sense to have a CPT and related taxonomies to store the … Read more
The core problem that you’re running into is that WordPress isn’t actually doing anything to your images, because it doesn’t upscale images. You can use hooks to modify WordPress’ behavior without hacking core, or you can try to fix the issue with CSS. Changing WordPress to Upscale Thumbnails ALXMedia has an useful example on adding … Read more
Found the solution: It can be turned off: add_filter( ‘big_image_size_threshold’, ‘__return_false’ ); More: here