I would suggest you to load PDFs & videos on your page after the page is completely loaded via AJAX. You can also use a logic in which only after the page loads completely, load the PDFs & videos on mouse move and while the page loading is in progress show a loader in place … Read more
MemberPress is a WordPress membership site plugin and LMS that makes it easy to charge your users for access to content and digital products such as software, e-books, and online courses you create. … MemberPress has all the features you’d expect from a full-featured WordPress membership site plugin. https://memberpress.com/myohoguy/home
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
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
IMO it is recommended to ignore 50% of the google speedtest recommendations, this is one of them Resources with a “?” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers. Remove the query string and encode the parameters into the URL for the following resources… Maybe it was true in 2005 but now … Read more
It could be anything: A slow and un-optimized MySQL server A theme not suited for big databases A faulty plugin combination … You can make sure that it’s not a plugin or theme issue by disabling all plugins and using a built in theme (I like Twenty Twelve). What else you can do to find … Read more
The difference is going to be pretty minimal, I’d expect. There is overhead to using the functions, which you could save by storing your output in a variable. (WordPress does a pretty good job at caching the queries though.) And the variable is going to be more convenient as it is probably fewer characters than … Read more