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We use W3 Total Cache and everything works just fine. What are your settings and what isn’t working as it should? I am sure we cane get to the bottom of it 🙂

I had to disable w3 total cache since theme newmag was not working well.

This fix has worked for the dozen or so folks who reported the problem last month, and tested on couple of dozen different browsers around the world.

ref:https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/icons-missing/page/2/#post-29906

however, there is a *known* issue with AdBlock Plus and “icon fonts” where it can sometimes think that a commercial icon (e.g., “facebook”) is an ad, and block the font.

Only way to solve that if you’re using AdBlock plus is turn it off.

For all other cases, the re-do of the fonts DOES fix it for all previously reported instances, so you might revisit that and make sure you fully clear web site cache if using one.

If using a CDN, you will need to setup CORS rule with your provider.

Note that the font set is basically the widely used Font Awesome (“FA”), and simply was “simplified” by TagDiv to remove un-used icons, not needed by theme.

Presumably once could simply fix the functions to just load the full Font Awesome fonts.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Basically you should optimize your setup to run WordPress, and once that is functional, then worry about the theme, as it is just an overlay on WordPress functionality (which is how themes work). So, if your server is optimized for WordPress, then it’s optimized for the theme.

You can *then* do further optimizations for WP, like making sure image magick is working, making sure you have gzip/deflate working, using memcache/APC/opcache or similar, and possibly setting up mod_pagespeed. All that can be done separate from the theme.

However, there are some suggestions for speeding up the theme in the theme docs, and I’ve posted various things I’ve done in the pagespeed sticky topic (some of which is now in the docs, obviously, also).

And of course the official WordPress docs (codex), always great place to start!
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Optimization/Server_Optimization

http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Optimization

Hi,

Great idea to start a thread on this.

I’m just setting up the Newsmag theme with WordPress on A2 Optimzed hosting, this wordpress install comes with A2’s own plugin and W3 Total Cache pre installed and customized to make WordPress run faster but obviously not for this theme as we are having an issue with how the plugin and the theme interact

Basically we have disabled all of the cache functions in W3 total cache and the theme runs fine, as soon as we run it with the page cache it pushes all of the posts to the left side of the page.

I am running this site with site wide https:// and the problem only seems to occur on https:// for the other prefixes www and http the problem doesn’t appear.

We will be testing the plugin further over the weekend but it is difficult to tease out the functionality of W3 on it’s own as it is integrated into the A2 hosting plugin, had I realised this from the beginning I don’t think I would of gone down the W3 route but we this is where we find ourselves.

I’ll let you know the results of our testing.

Hi,
I disabled the plugin cdn, use plugin W3 cache

But still the same.

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgossip.knews.it%2Fpino-daniele-ultimissime-news-sulle-divisioni-testamentarie-68.html&tab=desktop

Thanks
Orlando

Basically turn your caching OFF, or make sure you clear cache before making change, then after making change to site, clear cache again (this refers to caching on your server/domain).

Double check your settings in the ad manager to make sure sizes and things like “show on desktop” are switched on.

If you’re switching from responsive code to a fixed size, make sure you’re putting the fixed side code in right box for the right ad type (e.g., sidebar); which it looks like you have been doing.

You might even try just putting the code into a text widget on sidebar to see if the ad loads properly.

So, then look at your page and see if you’re getting any errors (press F12 in Chrome to see rendering errors); view page source to see if the code is in fact on the page.

It is possible it’s NOT any of the above, however 99% of the time when you update something and then it’s not on the page, it’s from caching.

Caching is awesome for speed, but not for doing updates 🙂

I also deactivated “WP Super Cache” that I noticed in my plugins.

Thanks Chris, Lucian.

If i update the banner code, its not working. (Say a square to a vertical banner)

If i delete the code completely, the change is seen instantly on the homepage and the ad is removed ( without clearing cache or anything)

So that kinda makes me feel this is not a cache issue…

Let me ask my server config. to check also.

Lucian – is there a email ID I can email you the developing site address link?

Not a “problem” with Varnish; we just had the other caching options pre-installed with our setup and just needed to implement them, and no reverse proxy stuff. Also mod_pagespeed already had a function to connect to memcache for speedup, so it made the most sense than experiment with Varnish.

Lots of folks do use it however.

re: Memcached:
Websites using Memecached:
Wikipedia
Flickr
Twitter
Youtube
Digg
WordPress.com
Craigslist

Websites using Varnish:
BBC Wired Vimeo Zappos MorningStar Business Insider Thinkgeek

old article I’m quoting fyi, on “who uses”….
http://www.neonrain.com/blog/web-cache-apc-vs-memecached-vs-varnish

I should also mention we’re using the memory based caching because we have 32GB RAM on our dedicated server 😉

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

We’re using APC/opcache/memcache and mod_pagespeed on our Centos 6.5/final Apache setup and no issue.

Chose not to use Varnish due to tricky setup and mod_pagespeed had hooks into memcache already. 🙂

@tagdivfan

yes! you need to delete that cache whenever you do major changes to your site .. since “caching” basically makes snapshots of your pages to load them faster, and so it means the old pages are still being served until you reset that, so that the NEW pages get cached.

See the help docs for your web hosting on how to use the caching function.

I helped a client with his site hosted at GoDaddy and I had to clear that damn cache twice for any major updates like changing some widgets, or the CSS, or ad modules, etc. No way to turn it off either!

It’s NOT working on our site !!!!!

All Image could not be loaded .

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I disable all plugin leaving just VC active, empty cache and it’s the same < what can i do ?
site : http://goo.gl/Ns3fC1

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