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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixi havent gotten this resolved. where do i find the .htaccess file?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fix“start” and “init” are highlighted. what do i do next??
Index Marker %Time %DB Time %DB Count Time DB Time DB Count Memory Output
(msec) (msec) (kb) lev(bytes)
0 Start 78 67 29 7,221.4 7.6 2 ?
1 plugins_loaded 1 16 29 105.3 1.8 2 ? 0()
2 widgets_init 0 0 0 35.5 0.0 0 ? 0()
3 init 19 6 14 1,745.3 0.7 1 ? 0()
4 admin_init 0 6 14 42.6 0.7 1 ? 1(0)
5 admin_head 0 0 0 41.1 0.0 0 ? 1(1781)
6 admin_notices 0 5 14 39.7 0.6 1 ? 1(10622)
7 admin_footer 0 0 0 0.1 0.0 0 ? 1(18870)
8 Stop ? 1(18870)
Total 100 100 100 9,231.1 11.4 7Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixwell ive been using 2.8 from the start– sometimes it loads just fine and others it can take as long as 25 seconds. ill try that plugin and get back to you– thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixi used a website optimizer to give me some pointers: can anyone help discern this?
Analysis and Recommendations
* TOTAL_HTML – Congratulations, the total number of HTML files on this page (including the main HTML file) is 1 which most browsers can multithread. Minimizing HTTP requests is key for web site optimization. Y
* TOTAL_OBJECTS – Warning! The total number of objects on this page is 34 which by their number will dominate web page delay. Consider reducing this to a more reasonable number. Above 20 objects per page the overhead from dealing with the actual objects (description time and wait time) accounts for more than 80% of whole page latency. See Figure II-3: Relative distribution of latency components showing that object overhead dominates web page latency in Website Optimization Secrets for more details on how object overhead dominates web page latency. Combine, refine, and optimize your external objects. Replace graphic rollovers with CSS rollovers to speed display and minimize HTTP requests. Consider using CSS sprites to help consolidate decorative images. Using CSS techniques such as colored backgrounds, borders, or spacing instead of graphic techniques can reduce HTTP requests. Replace graphic text headers with CSS text headers to further reduce HTTP requests. Finally, consider optimizing parallel downloads by using different hostnames or a CDN to reduce object overhead.
* TOTAL_IMAGES – Warning! The total number of images on this page is 31 , consider reducing this to a more reasonable number. Recommend combining, replacing, and optimizing your graphics. Replace graphic rollover menus with CSS rollover menus to speed display and minimize HTTP requests. Consider using CSS sprites to help consolidate decorative images. Use CSS techniques such as colored backgrounds, borders, or spacing instead of graphic techniques to reduce HTTP requests. Replace graphic text headers with CSS text headers to further reduce HTTP requests. Finally, consider optimizing parallel downloads by using different hostnames to reduce object overhead.
* TOTAL_CSS – Congratulations, the total number of external CSS files on this page is 2 . Because external CSS files must be in the HEAD of your HTML document, they must load first before any BODY content displays. Although they are cached, CSS files slow down the initial display of your page. Remember to place CSS files in the HEAD and JavaScript files at the end of the BODY to enable progressive display.
* TOTAL_SIZE – Warning! The total size of this page is 233826 bytes, which will load in 53.40 seconds on a 56Kbps modem. Consider reducing total page size to less than 100K to achieve sub 20 second response times on 56K connections. Pages over 100K exceed most attention thresholds at 56Kbps, even with feedback. Consider optimizing your site with Website Optimization Secrets, Speed Up Your Site or contacting us about our optimization services.
* HTML_SIZE – Congratulations, the total size of this HTML file is 9379 bytes, which less than 50K. Assuming that you specify the HEIGHT and WIDTH of your images, this size allows your HTML to display content in under 10 seconds, the average time users are willing to wait for a page to display without feedback.
* IMAGES_SIZE – Warning! The total size of your images is 203061 bytes, which is over 100K. Consider switch graphic formats to achive smaller file sizes (from JPEG to PNG for example). Finally, substitute CSS techniques for graphics techniques to create colored borders, backgrounds, and spacing.
* CSS_SIZE – Warning! The total size of your external CSS is 21386 bytes, which is over 20K. Consider optimizing your CSS for size by eliminating whitespace, using shorthand notation, and combining multiple CSS files where appropriate. By using labeled container cells and descendant selectors you can target chunks of HTML content efficiently without the need to embed extra claases and styles.
* MULTIM_SIZE – Congratulations, the total size of all your external multimedia files is 0 bytes, which is less than 10K.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixno effect :[
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixthese are plugins i deleted… im going to try and reinstall and do a proper unistall from inside wordpress
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In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixim looking through these tables and i see a lot from old plugins…. maybe they were bad and didnt properly uninstall???
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In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixwait– found it. i went with repair and then optimize, but the load time is still terrible. :[ what now?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixi see the phpmyadmin, i log in, i can get to the database, but i dont see a repair option anywhere. i just see a web interface for updating the tables in the database and stuff.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Super Slow Load::Tried everything, no fixhost is good– i put a test site up (not wordpress and can zip around fine) my gut told me it was the database but i dont know how to do an optimize and repair… my host gives me cpanel. should i look around for and optimize and repair option in the sql part?