Hi,
Check with these options:
-> Always remain updated with latest version
-> Remove all unwanted plugins
-> optimize your database to increase the speed
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Optimization
Thanks,
Shane G.
Are you measuring “speed” on a client machine that might have problems? Have you tried using other machines?
Have you tested network latency via ping or traceroute?
And use PHPMyAdmin to clean up your DB; with 12K posts, that will make a difference if you’ve never done it before, especially if your webhost has MySQL running with the minimum of memory.
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Drover
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Yeah, I checked it at: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
It’s pretty slow. I used the WP-DBManager plugin to optimize my database.
I’m starting to work through some of the recommendations at http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/wordpress-optimization-guide.
That site looked like a scam at first glance, but then I saw it was based on the O’Reilly book and those are good tips.
Also, you can get rid of that plugin and use PHPMyAdmin, or your web host might already have it installed.
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Drover
(@drover)
Also, you can get rid of that plugin and use PHPMyAdmin, or your web host might already have it installed.
Yeah, but what’s the benefit in that? It’s convenient to manage it from within WordPress rather than having to open up my cP.
Depends on your hosting; some have PHPMyAdmin installed as a standalone. But it’s not that big of a deal.
Keep your static file(image,css,and java script ) in separate sub-domain it help you to gain huge performance and it load faster
There would only be a huge performance advantage to using a sub-domain (or any other domain) if that’s being handled by a different server entirely.
I stand corrected 😛 little worrying that browsers choose to do requests based on hostname rather than IP mind you, but figures
