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You can still use CloudFlare just don’t use there “CDN service” but there is a lot more nice features that come with them,this week they giving FREE SSL Certificate to every one site that use they service..

The team at CloudFlare is excited to announce the release of Universal SSL™. Beginning today, we will support SSL connections to every CloudFlare customer, including the 2 million sites that have signed up for the free version of our service.

For all customers, we will now automatically provision a SSL certificate on CloudFlare’s network that will accept HTTPS connections for a customer’s domain and subdomains. Those certificates include an entry for the root domain (e.g., example.com) as well as a wildcard entry for all first-level subdomains (e.g., http://www.example.com, blog.example.com, etc.).

For a site that did not have SSL before, we will default to our Flexible SSL mode, which means traffic from browsers to CloudFlare will be encrypted, but traffic from CloudFlare to a site’s origin server will not. We strongly recommend site owners install a certificate on their web servers so we can encrypt traffic to the origin.

Later today we’ll be publishing a blog with instructions on how to do that at no cost. Once you’ve installed a certificate on your web server, you can enable the Full or Strict SSL modes which encrypt origin traffic and provide a higher level of security.

Thanks for the tips.

I will see if I can deactivate ‘JM Twitter Cards’ and use the SEO plugin for Twitter cards. There must of been a reason why i wanted another plugin, but can’t remember. I’m sure i’ll find out soon 🙂

I’m now going to try ‘All In One WP Security & Firewall’ and see if that helps.

Which functions.php do i edit? The WP core or the themes?

EDIT: I can’t unfortunately use CloudFlare as i’m using a different CDN service.

Same over here, the dropdown menu is messed up after updating to 4.4

example: http://goo.gl/F1fyL

This is what i’ve tried so far:

– Flush all cache (no improvement)
– Disable all plugins (no improvement)
– Deactivating Cloudflare (no improvement)
– Rolling back to 4.3 (dropdown menu looked fine again)
– Installed 4.4 (dropdown messed up)

I will follow this topic for updates.

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 11 years by JBH.

I removed CloudFlare and brought a CDN for WordPress 🙂

I am haing trouble with CloudFlare. As someone mentiones before, the site becomes “not-mobile responsive” using it, altough I do see a good speed improve. Any suggestions? Is mandatory to use the payed version to resolve this issue?

Have you all a nice weekend!

Steven,

I have disabled all plugins and issue remained. The problem seems to only go away when I disable cloud-flare service at their site. Not a good outcome.

Just turn off the Rocket Loader or just set it to manual mode…

Manual Mode: In order to have Rocket Loader execute for a particular script, you must add the following attribute to the script tag: “data-cfasync=’true'”. As your page passes through CloudFlare, we’ll enable Rocket Loader for that particular script. All other JavaScript will continue to execute without CloudFlare touching the script.

Please note that:

1. Adding the ‘data-cfasync’ attribute within JS will not work to exclude the script from Rocket Loader.
2. The ‘data-cfasync’ attribute must be added before the ‘src’ attribute.
3. Rocket loader will recognize the tag when either single or double quotes are placed around the attribute value.

Hi,

Safari version 7.0.6.

Found that the issue is with cloud-flare service. If I disable it everything works fine. Any workaround to this or do you recommend any other CDN service?

The most important plugins you need to even get this close to getting those scores..as follow

1.tagDiv speed booster

2.Speedbooster Pack Plugin (Don’t use the feature Disable all above CSS options on mobile devices) all the other features can be use but it all depends on ur site.

3.WP Super Cache Plugin this work better with the theme and don’t cause any issues with the theme code.

4. Optimize Database Plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/rvg-optimize-database/

5.EWWW Image Optimizer Plugin

6.CloudFlare Go to “performance settings tab” and make sure you choose every thing in there…

A.CDN & Full optimizations

B.Simplified

C.Rocket LoaderThis play a very big important role in ur google pagespeed test as well make sure it’ turn on..

D.Auto Minify (JS,CSS,HTML)

E.Minimum expire TTL Make sure it’s set to 5 days not more are less..

Issue was found to be CDN service through cloud-flare where they have a BETA service called Rocket Loader to speed up loading time. This settings when set to Automatic stops the scripting behaviors for the back to top function, the feature image light-box, the auto slider on tagdiv slider. setting it to Manual or off lets the newspaper script work accordingly.

Here is a link to that:
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200168056

Thank you everyone.

Issue was found to be CDN service through cloud-flare where they have a BETA service called Rocket Loader to speed up loading time. This settings when set to Automatic stops the scripting behaviors for the back to top function, the feature image light-box, the auto slider on tagdiv slider. setting it to Manual or off lets the newspaper script work accordingly.

Here is a link to that:
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200168056

Thank you everyone.

Minifying is reducing file size by removing unnecessary data (e.g. line breaks). Caching / minifying / performance / speed plugins usually do it. The problem is that it can break up the flow of parsing the CSS file (if I understand it right).

Support has said in other threads that minifying CSS through plugins like W3 Total Cache won’t work (and I’ve seen it have the white screen effect). A CDN might also be minifying your CSS files, although I use Cloudflare and it seems fine.

Lol. I don’t wanna compete. My site is 8 months old…What settings are you using for Cloudflare? Also, what code do you have for Leverage Browser Caching?

Great dude, all the best for your website!
I don’t combine images using css sprites, they are as they were by default. Cloudflare is great, for now I’m using it anyway but I’ve planned to buy cdn and ssl cert, once I start earning. 😀

And I and you have kinda same type of website. My 21 days old and yours?

Lets compete in that (if you can help me in seo) 😛

Hi Shashank,

First of all, the render blocking css warning was full of me using @import to separate CSS files on that product directory. As soon as I removed them and used a different method, it was completely gone.

The theme had some images that weren’t optimized. So, I downloaded and reduced the quality of them and then uploaded it to the server again. Also, I use WPSmush.It on the website.

As you suggested to download and use a minifier, i did it. I used both of this websites:
cssminifier.com and http://javascript-minifier.com/ – IT works great and I minified only files which were more than 3,000KB.

Its worth noting that the score drastically improved as soon as I downloaded the fonts from Google and uploaded them to my server and then added them to the Custom Font section. — I was surprised by the improvement. (Thanks Christopher for this tip!)

It isn’t possible to get 98 cause the thing is, almost all of us are using Google AdSense and it is slowing the website down. Try without AdSense and you should get 100/100 😉

Hope that helps. Also, did CloudFlare helped you gain a bit of speed?

Thanks!

If Lucian’s method seems lengthy, here’s another way.
Find the category-template.php file, in wp-includes folder.

Change ‘number’ => 100, or ‘number’ => 20, or whatever number you want.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_tag_cloud
Remember to do this again after core update.

Oh cloudflare!!
I use the page rule *styzic.com/wp-admin/* and I had selected I’m under attack so browser would not access admin-ajax.php….

So silly but Finally solved!!