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After waiting a while from putting Cloudflare in Devmode I noticed that it started working on Chromium but not Chrome.

Currently trying a few other things now too.

So, the problem is not about browser. I disabled cloudflare & W3total then purged the cache. No change.

I guessed you didnt use w3 cache. I’ve just improved my score up to 85 and thats with buddypress, bbpress, disqus and a load of others! Used w3 cache, speed booster pack and leverage browser caching ninja. Also use cloudflare. Made some changes to .htaccess too. But dont think i should spend any more time on speeding up as I will buy the new theme once it’s out.

Does anyone know how to speed up the following under leverage browser caching?

http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js (60 minutes)
http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/osd.js (60 minutes)
http://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js (2 hours)
http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js (2 hours)

• This reply was modified 11 years by Thakksy.

BTW, I disabled all plugins, put cloudflare into development mode, and flushed/purged all cache. Mega menu and mobile menu still not working. In mobile I am only getting the option to http://www.mydomain.com# (# symbol next to it taking you home always) no dropdown menu exists.

Besides cloudflare, I am also using SiteGround SuperCacher and Memcached.

I don’t think you can edit the jetpack comments elements as they load from the jetpack website/cloud. It loads in an iframe and isn’t actually “on” your site. Supposedly there is a custom CSS editor built in to Jetpack, which allows you to change colors or whatever, but not sure you can edit textual elements. Likely good to try the Jetpack support forum as it’s not part of the theme.

http://jetpack.me/support/comments/

You can also change the “Leave a Reply” heading and the color scheme of the Jetpack Comments form under the Settings → Discussion menu.

OK – it’s fixed. Was a Cloudsflare problem in Asia…

I think disabling and reenabling the cloud flare plugin may have solved this issue.

I’ve used it with some success. The two plugins do work together, I found, but WP Super Cache makes development quite a pain because of how aggressively it caches (at least by default) and hence needs to be cleared to see your changes.

I was using W3 Total Cache without minifying Javascript or CSS, as per the docs here, but a profiling plugin showed that it was actually consuming a good deal of CPU and contributing to load time, so it was kind of self-defeating… Currently I’m using the free Cloudflare service with all performance settings turned on (although some people report problems with minifying), and simultaneously trying out the high-rated caching that comes as an option in Wordfence Security … yet to see what effect those have together.

So, uh, yeah, a bit messy. But anyway, WP Super Cache should be okay.

I’ve checked it by deactivating all plugins but the issue still persists.

I haven’t checked by deactivating cloudflare plugin, which I use for their free CDN. I’m afraid that my site will lose connectivity if I disable this.

• This reply was modified 11 years by SheikhOvais.

Going to remove cloudflare ssl, it does not supports all browsers and decreased my traffic.

Guys you are not understanding it!
If I visit my site with https ( https://www.styzic.com ) it works fine but as soon as I change the site url in wordpress settings (or try the HTTPs Plugin, as suggested by @Steven) I start getting redirect loop.

Currently I have http://www…. in my wordpress settings. I don’t know what happens when I change the two urls in settings to https.

I have already tried deleting all plugins 🙁 and @Chris it has nothing to do with cloudflar, it’s a problem in wordpress!

I don’t use cloudflare so not much help, sorry.

@Shashank Shekhar see if anything from this link can help you..

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170566-My-SSL-isn-t-working-Why-not-

• This reply was modified 11 years by Steven.

I am also using cloudflare itself 😛
But I have my wordpress installed from installatron and the url in it is http://www.styzic.com and I can’t change it to https because I don’t have a cert. on my server.

I created a self-signed cert. but still, should I remove the install from installatron?
If yes then how will I back up?

BTW, your site still has mixed content warning.

• This reply was modified 11 years by Shashank Shekhar.

Because CloudFlare is a proxy i had to add this too my “wp-config” to fix the Non-SSL Elements i was getting..i guess now mine working you can test for me..

https://jahliveradio.com

if (isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO’]) && $_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO’] == ‘https’)
$_SERVER[‘HTTPS’]=’on’;

CloudFlare just active SSL on my site and i did not had too do nothing but fix a few things like “Non-SSL Elements” and i just get a plugin called “SSL Insecure Content Fixer” and it fix most of them…so my advice too you try clouldFlare and see how it goes for you…

@Shashank Shekhar there is ways to find out things and it’s called “Google search” all you have to do is search how to set up SSL with wordpress and trust me they will be a lot of links to guide you and help you too do that…

Other opition is cloudflare now giving FREE SSL away and they do all the set up for you and also guide you to set it up on ur server…so try using google search and you will find all ur answers man..

Sorry, but you should without question use a cache. It will only mess things up for your visitors if you use the wrong settings. W3 Total Cache without minifying javascript or CSS is safe. This issue has been brought up and this solution recommended in Newspaper’s docs and the forum many times. 🙂 It will pretty much do a page cache, expiry headers, and basic (but highly necessary) compression.

W3 Total Cache can also be combined with a service like Cloudflare, which serves your site to visitors from its servers rather than your own. It speeds up delivery of some resources and helps with your server response time. (Pagespeed reports that your server responded in a massive 3.7 seconds.) I use this setup too.

A plugin like EWWW Image Optimizer will help with your optimize images problem. Note that you’ll want to do a one-time bulk optimization of your media library, which will take a long time, but after that it should just optimize on upload.

Feel free to ask for more details on the above steps. Once you try all of them, check your scores again. They will have greatly improved.

These are the steps that require little or no technical knowledge, but uf you still need more, start reading the excellent posts by Christopher Simmons and others in the sticky Pagespeed thread.

Best of luck!

I apologize, some of my issue have been resolved. We had CloudFlare minimized Javascript enabled, which we have since disabled. This fixed our #1&2 issues, but issue #3 has not been resolved with this. Any suggestions would be great.

Cloudflare doesn’t affect my responsiveness at all using this theme. It might be that you’re too aggressively caching or minifying your resources — these options are available under “Performance settings” on a per-website basis.

Hey guys! @steven @Gee95

Nice infor you have shared here! regarding to CloudFlare, when I tried it, the responsivness on my site dissapeared and I guess it is because you have to pay to have this service right? So, ClaoudFlare has no porpuse for this theme although you are using a non free account?

I am sure I am wrong, but I would like to here some details from you.

Thanks in advance!