j09

@johndiver

I meant the website in your profile page.

The other website listed above has no image elements So I can’t really tell.

Also, Sometimes it’s worth checking not only the permissions of your folders, but the sub-folders in them as well.

@battlefield1995

No problem, try and see if this CSS code fixes the issue

.home-tct {
    max-width:100%
}

Let me know if you need help adding CSS

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by j09.

Your website is flagged by Google.

I think you should look into that first

@semaystudio

Ready whenever you are

@expertdev09

You need to purge the Cache. I see you’re using WP Rocket Plugin. Go to the settings for that plugin, you should see an option to purge the cache.

You will also probably have to clear your local browser cache too.

@tunesrcool

A script file is a file that contains “scripts”

in most cases it’s javascript. Those files usually have a .js extension.

And you’re right, you may have not installed anything other than plugins. However, some plugins require script files to operate.

Now, that’s not really an issue at all. The problem occurs when you have a lot of plugins and the way they’re coded is not optimal. You can then end up with many separate script files which in turn slows down your page speed – because each of those scripts has to be downloaded and processed.

So? What can you do about it?

Well, I would first advise against having any unnecessary plugins. Then if you must. Look for plugins that are coded well and don’t need many files to work.

Third, once you sort through your plugins, you can then combine whatever script files you have left. – look up combining external javascript files. There are many resources on the internet (there’s also plugins that can do that too)

So, instead of sending 5 small files for example – You can send one medium size file.

As counter intuitive as that sounds, one medium file will load faster than 5 small ones because of the reduced number of requests.

Finally, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet. So, every file that has the extension .css is a stylesheet. The filename doesn’t matter.

Plugins sometimes also load their own Stylesheets.

The same idea applies here. One medium-sized, combined stylesheet will load faster than 5 smaller ones.

Let me know if you have more questions.

Hello @tunesrcool

I cannot replicate the issue.

Average load time for your root website is about 6 seconds

And the average load time for a bunch of your subfolder website that I looked at was around 3 seconds.

This does not answer your question but it’s certainly deals with the issue:

In general I would advise against having so many scripts in separate files. Every script is like a mini program that your users have to download and process in order for your page to display. Your main website has 25 separate script files and your subfolder websites have 10 scripts on average.

Also, I notice that you have some caching issues. When you serve uncahced pages, your server has to “write” the pages every-time they are requested as opposed to “handing out a pre-printed” copy – which is what happens when you serve cached pages.

you should also consider combining your CSS files. Your main website has 14 separate stylesheets.

Finally, consider using a CDN -I would recommend setting up Cloudflare it’s free- as the structure of your website relies on having many images (i.e a lot of http requests)

If all of the above is done right your pages won’t take longer than 400-600 milliseconds to load maybe even less than that.

@kerryvillers

Great!

The code above will only work for items that already have the .aligncenter class added to them in your html

If you’d like you can post a link to one of those galleries you mentioned and I can take a look at it and see if there’s a quick fix for that too.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by j09.