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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Been Hacked. Found this in my .htaccess fileNice one thank you.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Been Hacked. Found this in my .htaccess fileit was right at the very top of the script
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: An, "Enable Compression" query..I hope it works in all browsers though…
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: An, "Enable Compression" query..I’ll give it a whirl then.
Thanks for taking the time out to help, I appreciate it.
I’ll get back to this thread when I see or if I see any happenings to help out the greater good!
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: An, "Enable Compression" query..But if I’m just doing new posts and additional text then I shouldn’t have a worry then? If I’m happy with the theme as it stands then I could go ahead and do this then.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: An, "Enable Compression" query..That’s what they say. Not on shared servers.
I’ve had it confirmed that it’ll work but I always want a second opinion hence why I’ve asked on here. I have more trust in the WP Forums than what I do when dealing with my Host.
How do you mean ‘regenerate that every time you change anything on your theme/site design’?
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: An, "Enable Compression" query..I have got WPSC in place but some of the files are not being compresed according to Page Speed.
I’ve asked my Host and they tell me this:
“Unfortunately we do not provide mod_gzip or mod_deflate on our shared servers.
File compression of static content is possible on Apache web hosts that do not have mod_gzip or mod_deflate enabled
Use 7-Zip (quite possibly the best compression software around, and it’s free) to compress the CSS and JavaScript files as gzip, then upload them to your server. Add the following lines to your .htaccess file to send user agents the gzipped versions if they support the encoding”<files *.js.gz> AddType "text/javascript" .gz AddEncoding gzip .gz </files> <files *.css.gz> AddType "text/css" .gz AddEncoding gzip .gz </files> RewriteEngine on #Check to see if browser can accept gzip files. ReWriteCond %{HTTP:accept-encoding} gzip RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !Safari #make sure there's no trailing .gz on the url ReWriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !^.+\.gz$ #check to see if a .gz version of the file exists. RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.gz -f #All conditions met so add .gz to URL filename (invisibly) RewriteRule ^(.+) $1.gz [QSA,L]So I am to assume that I download the .js and .css files to my computer, use 7-Zip to compress them, then re-upload them into File Manager and input this code into .htaccess?
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: I can not optimise my blog any more…It is mainly my theme .js and .css files that I can’t improve on now or at least do not know how to.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: I can not optimise my blog any more…I’m sorry if I didn’t make it clear, but I installed all these bits after the warning. I did have a cache plugin installed but I didn’t configure it very well I don’t think.
Fortunately though, with all of the changes I’ve made over the last two to three days I’ve reduced my CPU usage on the server which was the main goal, optimised my site so that I reduce requests and remove unnecessary plugins.
I’ve just checked and managed to hit:
91/100 on Google Page Speed.
Webpagetest states 90/100 but with work still left to do with combining the theme .js and .css files which is what I’m struggling with mainly and also I have no CDN.
With Pingdom I get mixed results but even the worst is tolerable.I’m a bit stuck now..
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] [Plugin: WP Super Cache] How do I improve?I too know nothing.
I do believe it has had a positive effect but I think you’ll have to wait for a bot of some sort to crawl about and notice the amendments first before altering your page score. Don’t quote me on this. I am assuming.
I reckon you’ll be able to minify some of your .js files. Enable them to be minified and put in the ones that are likely to affect your theme in the box where they can be ignored.
.e.g. I have a *jquery.prettyPhoto.js* file. I saw it listed in the Google Page Speed but I know that I can’t minify this as it is relevant to my theme so I put that exact line into the box to be ignored. I repeated this through trial and error with other .js files to see what would be affected and what wasn’t so I could minify as much .js as possible.
It is a little long-winded but in the end it works out alright. But that is just one matter, I too have the same issues as yourself.
I think you may have to get a list of the .js and .css files from your theme provider like what I did so you can see which ones you can minify and which ones you can’t/shouldn’t.
That’s what I did anyway. It helped a point or two but I’m hovering around the 86 mark now and I still want a few points more.
I have selected the advanced function to compress the pages but Page Speed tells me that I could do with compressing more, but I can’t so I too, am pretty stuck now and it is down to my theme.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] [Plugin: WP Super Cache] How do I improve?I’m keen to know more as well.
I had my host suspending my website account a couple of days ago because of a high MySQL CPU usage so I got them to allow me to make changes before they kicked me out altogether.
I took their notes and installed WPSC. After a little research I also installed WP Smush.it and WP Minify to boost the page speed and reduce server requests.
I have managed to help the site with a .htaccess script for leverage browser caching: http://thomasgriffinmedia.com/blog/2010/11/how-to-leverage-browser-caching-in-wordpress-via-htaccess
I hope that helps you. It helped me slightly by raising my score up by 7 but only by taking it out of the high priority and into medium so I’m unsure whether it has worked, but still, the score has improved and it literally took less than 5 minutes to modify.
Unfortunately for me, it’s all about the heavy theme load. I can not compress any more .js from my theme or the codes simply will not work.
I’m now a little stuck and still wish to improve my score at least by another 9 points.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Toolbar is now at the bottom and not the top?!Yeah, an example may help..
http://thetruejoe90.com/danceelectronica/minuit-by-model-w-free-download-introducing-electro/
When shortened, you click this link and should see the Stumbleupon Toolbar at the top, but instead, it is at the bottom.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to make my site load fasterHow do,
I’m bumping this up because I could do with some help also.
I’ve taken on board the previous comments and I too have used the Pingdom site to check (a bit easier to understand than Google I feel, I am a simpleton), I’ve noticed that the main reason my site is slow and that is down to server speed.
How can I, a simpleton, seriously, I must be hitting an IQ of 4 lately, improve my server speed?
I assume that it is perhaps a good idea to remove Twitter associated parts but unsure on how to work on the other slow parts.
Anything further on this yet?
Again, a user (or at least when I do it) clicks the ‘Like’ button, when attempting to click onto the Twitter button, all of a sudden I can’t nor can I click the ShareThis button I have also implemented.
Stick this into your php file:
<?php sfc_like_button(); ?>