@pogodindenis,
If you are only getting 300 visitors per day – it’s probably of no real benefit from a performance point of view to implement caching.
R
rschilt, I have a premium wordpress theme, which takes about 60-70 query per page, and I dont know either my provider is sucks or its indeed very high quantity, becouse I have many lags and very low perfomance of my site.
@pogodindenis,
if you have a premium theme then you probably have access to a theme specific forum. You might find some suggestion there for tuning your specific site.
Performance tuning websites is a tricky and complex business as there are many factors involved and a caching plugin solves but a small aspect of “slowness”.
What I have to have the biggest impact on performance for WP sites is:
1) Reduce number of plugins.
2) Reduce size of images.
3) Reduce where possible # of SQL queries.
4) Enable compression.
5) Minify CSS and javascript.
There’s an excellent addon for firefox to assist with performance issues: “Page Speed” – it requires Firebug which is also a must for site developers.
R
rschilt, thank for your answer. May be some day I’ll check all this settings, but I must say that my premium wordpress theme is so expensive (there is http://www.macdigger.ru) and I think developer is good enough to do all things in best way. So now I think about quantity of plugins (have 20 active plugins) and may be turn off some of them.
But what about second question: Will this plugin work with WP Super Cache together for best results?
@pogodindenis,
If what you say is true that this theme costs an arm and a leg! Then it would be assumed that the associated forum and support community must be the “ants pants”. Although, I don’t see any reason why WP SUper Cache should not work with your theme – you might like to run that question via the theme’s author/community or even the WP Super Cache forum (which is very active and well supported by the way).
R
