Who is your host ? you have upgrade your theme (customizr) ?
Hi, you might wanna re-upload your logo and or favicon when you change the server.
Please keep us informed of the situation.
Thanks
I have upgraded the theme to latest 3.1.5 version and host is HostRivers.com; but I think it is not an host issue, becauase just by changing the theme, like twenty thirty, the website response is super fast. Check the website – http://mascotrwa.in
Hi Nikeo,
Thanks for the response and also thanks for creating this theme.
I have uploaded the logo again (in fact has compressed it further). I am not using favicon. But still not much improvement.
As of now, I am not using any caching plugin/solution with the site.
One of your slider halftones (“Myriad1”) is a .gif. While there may be a problem elsewhere, I would recommend changing it to .jpeg format since GIFs are slow to load, have a limited colour palette and should be avoided for photographic images.
Thanks Chappie for the observation, I would fix that.
Meanwhile, I have found the root cause, it is indeed the logo of the website, which is taking time to load. When I remove the same, the load times has improved a lot.
Then I tried to compress the logo, and now it is barely 15 KB in size, still the website is taking more time to load.
Now I am clueless about what to do for this. I have different formats like .jpeg, .gif, .png; but no success. Please help.
What happens if you change your logo to an image instead of text?
Firebugs shows that it takes approximately a minute to load the page, if I set an image as the logo (even for an image of size 15 kb). I have set the image currently, you could check it. Just click on ‘continue to website’ on the splash screen.
I can’t see anything wrong — but I don’t know enough to tell. The only significant difference I can see between your site and mine is that yours seems to be loading some extra php in the body, namely:
page-template-splash-template-php
…but for all I know, yours is normal and mine isn’t.
Hi Chappie,
Thanks for sparing sometime for my problem.
The extra php download corresponds to custom template created to show splash screen before home page.
Now I have removed the logo image again, and you could see the performance. Its simply loading very fast.
This is likely to be the cause:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/header-image-kills-performance
Comment out the lines in that post and the slowdown may go away.
Thanks muggz for the solution, it worked for me 🙂
I commented out the below three lines in the main customizr file: class-header-header_main.php
if ( @getimagesize …
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However, I want to do the changes in the child theme and need your guidance. I could think of below steps, kindly confirm if it is right.
1. Copy the whole function from the class-header-header_main.php file and paste into functions.php in the child theme.
2. Rename the function in child theme as my_tc_logo_title_display.
3. Add filter statement in child theme as :
add_filter( ‘tc_logo_title_display’, ‘my_tc_logo_title_display’);
But I am worried that how to go about future enhancement in this function (in that case child theme function would become outdated).
Please let me know, if it is the right way to do this?
Hi,
Today, I updated to latest theme release,; but looks like the problem remains. My approach to fix it through child theme is Not working either.
Any suggestion here (please read above post for fix detail and concern).
Thanks,
gm_dwivedi, the proper way to overwrite parent theme files is to copy them into your child theme, keeping folder structure (i.e.: if it’s inside /parts in Customizr you need to create a /parts folder in your child theme). Now hack and slash away the copy from the child theme and upload it. WP will only read files from the parent if they don’t exist in the child theme.
There are only two exceptions from this rule: functions.php and style.css. This is why neither of those files in child theme should contain anything from the parent theme counterpart contents, as it will result in duplicate code.
