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Also, forgot to say that images are a factor to large loading speeds too, and people ignore the fact that keeping the images around the exact same size as the others on the website would help and keep them lower than 1080p size. Most of mine are 1024 x 576. few are tiny bit bigger, but that was before I did the 1024 x 576.

Sorry, but cloudflare is free and paid. Not all paid. I did not say to use WP Rocket either, I said I used it. That means as an example use a caching plugin. I like how my words get twisted easily. The point is saving money, but you took it as paying money instead.

Not trying to be rude, but experts do not know everything and can’t fix everything when paying them either, is another point.

• This reply was modified 11 years by doucare1971.
• This reply was modified 11 years by doucare1971.

Well “page loading time” is only one element of optimization; there is also Google’s PageSpeed which can impact ranking for mobile users and how well your site will be shown in SERPS. That is one of the main reasons to “optimize” a site — “speed loading” is one aspect while “speed rating” is another. So, obviously WP Rocket and Cloudflare help by re-writing pages for clients, but not everybody wants to pay for those services.

For example my business site has a UX score of 100/100. Desktop 97/100. Mobile 96/100. Avg. page load 1.2 sec with https and no CDN or caching plugin on top. That matters. While various solutions exist, DIY, outsource, or paid service to rewrite pages dynamically — one needs to do something.

So, obviously folks need to research what fits their needs the best.

All great info in the thread as I’m sure the newbies will find it of interest. 🙂

Look to this images too: http://pt-br.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=8xk5dv&s=8#.Vc9m9vlViko
http://pt-br.tinypic.com/r/2ihxlxt/8

Don’t change compression in the functions.php file; don’t use external optimization systems like Jetpack or paid services which alter the images. The default compression for images in WP is 90%. It only changes if you use some application or other setting which might change that.

Best way to keep images sharp on retina, as we do with the Newsmag theme for our sites (I use my iPad AIR and iPhone 6 to check everything we do), is to upload images “at size” for the layout template you’re actually using. On Newsmag, for example, we do all our images as 640xXX fully optimized in Photoshop, and then those scale perfectly as if I enlarge something (rarely) it gets a little softer; they scale down perfectly for retina as they become more “dense” when seen at 1/2 size so effectively have twice the density, which works perfectly for retina.

For retina/4K desktops, that is a whole different story.

Thanks for the reply.

Another two questions I have:

1. Will I have to recustomize the theme since, as you say, “it’s like a completely new theme.” For example, all of my settings already set in the Theme Settings section… Will those stay? Colors? Post type settings? Favicon? Etc.

2. Can I update to the latest version of WordPress (4.2.4) with the current version of Newspaper I’m running (4.6.1)? I know it’s important to keep up to date with the latest version of WordPress but that becomes difficult when you also need to go through the process of updating the theme every time.

Thanks,

It worked!

And even better, rather than typing in the specific URL, I simply added the &rel=0 to the code:
‘?feature=oembed&wmode=opaque&vq=hd720&rel=0’

So it now works for ALL videos.

Thanks you!

David

Note that some of the stuff in my functions.php list may not apply to you, for example if not using YOAST SEO plugin, you’d not need the code there. If you’re using Visual Composer for anything other than home page, you would likely not use the visual composer stuff at bottom.

Basic issues with editing functions.php are
a) edit with a true text editor, like textpad, BBEdit, or other programmer tool, *NOT* a word processor; and make sure if using Unix, you save with unix line breaks; with Windows server, you may need to save with Windows line breaks

b) make sure you don’t break end of the file — meaning, some functions.php files have a closing ?> bracket, some don’t — obviously you should put code INSIDE the closing php bracket if there is one, but *NOT* inside another query bracket — so good to make sure you’re putting it in the right place at the end of the file, but not outside a closing bracket for the file, but not inside closing bracket for another function.

c) make sure you don’t have a “service” which is trying to do the exact same things, through a dynamic re-write — meaning, if you have some kind of aggressive service re-writing your pages to remove the version numbers on end of files, my list might conflict.

My lineup of optimizations work perfectly with mod_pagespeed (e.g., comment removal and indent removal, etc.), Apache/Linux servers, current version of WP, tagdiv booster framework, YOAST SEO, and mod_SPDY.

Like anything — always keep backup, and revert back if any change to ANYTHING you do does not work as expected.

And use common sense — if you have “allow pingbacks” turned *on* in your WP admin panel — you shouldn’t use my function to turn that off on the backend 🙂

12. Thanks! But what about the distance between the big grid and “Latest AR & VR News”? http://data-reality.com/

12. Well, I removed the h1 on the front page, because it looks too ugly :/ Do you know how I could reduce the distance between the big grid and the menu, and the big grid and “Latest AR & VR News”? I would like it to have the same distance as “Latest AR & VR News” to the image below (looks like 10px?).

hi,
Thank you for your message

Unfortunately, there is still a problem.
Example http://www.test.androidtech.pl/aktualnosci/czy-tak-wyglada-galaxy-note-5/

What I did:
-I turned off all plugins except of Visual Composer
-I removed and re-installed the Visual Composer
-I removed and re-installed the theme Newspaper
-I cleaned the cache in Firefox

If you want, I will send you access to my test site?