Some attributes, especially the ones which count "words in something", need much memory and CPU-time to execute.
For performance optimization, you can play around with the "Rows at once" parameter, which represents the number of database rows processed at once. In other words, if your weblog consists of 1,200 comments and you want to count the words in comments with a "Rows at once" value set to 100, it will take 12 sql-queries. This may be much or less, depending on your provider's environment and the size of your weblog. Hence, this setting cannot be automatically calculated, because it is not predictable. So, it is up to you to optimize this setting.
Nevertheless, for smaller weblogs the default value of 100 "Rows at once" should be appropriate.
This section is based on internal WordPress Javascript-libraries, which means that it is only working with WordPress 2.1 or higher. In addition you have to have Javascript enabled in your browser (this is a default setting in a common browser like Firefox). The plugin is still fully functional without these constraints, but you need to customize your stats manually as in older versions of GeneralStats.
If you select one of the two default color schemes (classic = Blue or fresh = Gray) in your Profile Page, GeneralStats automatically adopts its colors to this scheme.
In case you use a custom color scheme, this cannot be done automatically, because WordPress still doesn't provide any proper functions to find out, which colors of your scheme are used for background, font, etc. - Nevertheless, you can set up your preferred colors manually: Just add the filter generalstats_available_admin_colors in for example generalstats.php or in your custom-colors-plugin.
Array-Structure:
Example:
function my_generalstats_available_admin_colors($colors=array()) {
$colors["custom_scheme"] = array("#14568A", "#14568A", "", "#C3DEF1");
return $colors;
}
add_filter('generalstats_available_admin_colors', 'my_generalstats_available_admin_colors');




