204 is heavy.
Did you deactivate ALL plugins – if not? try that to narrow it down. If you already have, temporarily switch to the twenty eleven theme to see how the number of queries changes.
But now two things
1. if i change to the twenty eleven theme would I lose all the settings in this theme?
2. the menu now in my theme is full of bullet points.
I’m going crazy with all these problems.
1. It *should* keep all your settings when you switch back
2. Not sure why, but your stylesheet path doesn’t look too good: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”Kruger National Park Sightings” type=”text/css” media=”screen” />
Thanks
Is :<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”Kruger National Park Sightings” type=”text/css” media=”screen” />
What i should change it to or what?
and where in the header?
is that what is causing the bullet points all over the place?
I would normally expect to see it in the header.php and pointing to: http://www.krugersightings.com/wp-content/themes/custom-community/style.css – usually something like
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />
I’ve just noticed the ton of css your theme puts in the doc – I guess it has a load of theme options in a theme control panel in admin to customise the css. That could be what’s bloating up the number of queries.
So then should i chose a different theme even though ive had it for a long time?
yes, as said by cubecolour, try to check the number of queries by changing the theme once. You can choose twentyten or twentyeleven theme once and add <?php echo get_num_queries();?> into the footer.php and check the queires.
So then should i chose a different theme even though ive had it for a long time?
Only for testing to find out whether it is your theme or a plugin causing the excessive number of db queries on every page load.
When checking the plugins did you deactivate all of them? The correct testing procedure is to deactivate all plugins, check how many queries and if it is a lot fewer, reactivate the plugins one-by-one checking how many queries after activating each. Then you will not if it is caused by a plugin and if so, which one.
Similarly taking the theme out of the equation by activating the default theme will indicate whether that was generating an excessive number of queries. Once you have that data you can switch everything back to how it was.
Yeh i did that and i got it down to 100 queries.
then i went to the support of my host iPage and they submitted it to the technical people.
hopefully they will solve it!
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/memory-viewer/
check out this plugin. It may help you figure out where the queries are being generated.
Thanks everyone the host has fixed everything!
Good Host 😉 What did they do?!?
Regards!
What did they do to fix the issue? Can you please let us know?
Perhaps they relaxed the restriction they had imposed.
hi
This is all they said
“”
Hello,
Our Network Operations team has completed the work necessary to address this performance problem. Please check your site and let us know if you have any further trouble.
http://www.krugersightings.com/
Thank you for your patience as we worked through this problem.
Regards,
Support
“”
Then they closed the topic not allowing me to ask any further questions.
