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Optimize images and save all your images in progresive mode (Kraken io and shortpixel are two of my favorites image oprimization plugins)

Optimize your database, set more than 128mb to wp memory limit, optimize your wp-config file to make less calls to database.

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Hmmm…. stuff shouldn’t just “disappear” unless you have a server issue where it’s timing out loading images; CDN issues, caching issue, or not enough memory for WP.

possible issues:

If you’re using a CDN, you need to set that up properly.

If you’re using local site caching, try clearing cache.

Also, perhaps try increasing default memory in the wp-config.php file from the default 40MB to 96MB, or 128MB if your host allows that.

I use “thumbnail upscale” which works for me … but make sure you have the GD library active on your hosting setup (and/or Imagemagick). Also make sure you consider increasing default memory for WP in the wp-config.php file if you had not already done so.

I suffer the same issue as many here, my thumbs at home and also in articles doesn’t load. So as a result i can’t see them at my HOME page.

site: desarrollotrazos.ucse.edu.ar

What should i do?

already disabled that option (lazy load) yet, nothing happened.

can’t see my new thumbs even tho i regenerate them.

Should i Upscale them with some plugin? or maybe tweak my wp-config (memory setup)? i mean… mine is 40 the theme recommend 64…should i put that amount or more?

Hi

Try to clear all caches, deactivate all plugins, leave just Visual Composer active and test again, also verify the console for any errors while saving the settings on the Theme Panel, usually it displays a 403 or 404 error.
If the problem persist try to check system status: http://screencast.com/t/3Nv4Hrv6

Increase max_execution_time at least at 300 and the max_input_vars should be bigger than 2000. Those values are set in php.ini file so try to access it but note that some hosts may restrict the access at this file, if you don’t have access to it contact your host provider and let him know about this situation. Also check the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT from wp-config.php file, here it’s a guide regrading this
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

Let me know how it goes!
Thanks!

Hi

Thanks @Chris!
In addition at what Chris said, you could try to remove the header ad code, clear all caches deactivate the plugins except VC and test again. Also make sure you empty the phone cache memory too.

Let us know how it goes!
Thanks!

Hi @bachir10452km

Sorry for the delay, we don’t work on weekend.
1. Try to increase the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT at 64MB or higher, here it’s a guide regrading this
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP Also make sure that you install the plugin according with our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-how-to-update-visual-composer-plugin/ Do a clean update, meaning that we recommend that you delete the old version of the plugin before uploading the new one.

Regarding the demo error import, this also can happened because the server security module blocks the access to admin-ajax.php file. When this it’s requested many times it’s treated as threat so it’s banned. You can report false positives to your server administrator to remove it from the banned list.
Note that some host may restrict the access at content provided from external sources, so you can check in cpanel if there are any options regarding this or contact your host provider and let him know about this.

Let us know how it goes and if you still can’t manage to solve this issue address via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-access and we will inspect this issue as soon as possible.

Thanks!

Hi

I’ve checked your site on iPod and the content seams to be displayed fine now: http://screencast.com/t/L32f62Vb – http://screencast.com/t/mMpjGDMBF If you still have this issue try to clear the iPad/iPhone cache memory, deactivate all plugins except Visual Composer and test again. If the problem persist please provide a screenshot and a specific link so I can inspect it closer.

Thanks!

Hello Bogdan B,

It seems that the problem is not fixed, I tried several things:

* Turned off all the plugin except visual compose but it didn’t work out.
* I increased the WP PHP memory to 64MB but the problem persists.

I can create the sidebar for each category but as soon as I refresh the page the Widgets area appears empty.

I do not understand and I don’t know what else to do.

Could you pls help me with this serious problem?

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 10 years by elenasanchez15.

I think some people use the force regenerate plugin instead on some servers which have the timeout set to short for php scripts … where it literally times out.

You can also double check you increased the default memory for WP from 40MB to something like 128MB in your wp-config.php file —

I’ve never used the “force regenerate” plugin myself — but I’m rockin quad xeons and 32GB RAM on our server so we’ve got power to spare for stuff like that.

I put images for ads into my root directory via FTP, and then call the ad banners from my plugin or widgets as mysite.vvv/pix/mybanner-460×60.png

avoid using the words “ad” from now on due to adblockers …

so /pix/ would be good directory to add manually via FTP — downside you have to upload your image via FTP.

I do that for most stuff anyway, so no big deal for me.

WordPress does not support multiple upload directories itself.

There used to be a image limit size setting in the wp admin panel; but now I think you have to set that in either wp-config.php … hmmm…. nope.

I think it’s now set on the server in your hosting panel in the php settings:
upload_max_filesize = 2M

in theory, if your server is running apache and is running scripts as fastcgi, then you can try this:

create a php.ini file and upload it into your /wp-admin folder. Then add the following:
memory_limit = 120M
upload_max_filesize = 1M
post_max_size = 32M
file_uploads = On

TagdiV back on Monday.

On our site we actually turned off Visual Composer and using the beta ‘shim’ for homepage, and added function in functions.php to disable loading visual composer on post pages.

VC is a memory hog. On our server we were getting spikes going from .70 to 70 (!) — with quad Xeons 32GB RAM and gigabit switch.

You can also try some simple optimizations:
a) turn off the “related” posts “more by author” bottom of post pages (I am using separate smaller footprint text based related posts plugin where I can set length of time to query vs “everything forever”)
b) limit number of queries on home page – try to have no more than 10 blocks
c) try not using megamenu
d) try not using the flyout “you might like …”
e) on sidebars try using only one module type; try using module with text only vs thumbs.

All those things cut waaaaaaay back on queries.

TagdiV back on Monday.

On our site we actually turned off Visual Composer and using the beta ‘shim’ for homepage, and added function in functions.php to disable loading visual composer on post pages.

VC is a memory hog. On our server we were getting spikes going from .70 to 70 (!) — with quad Xeons 32GB RAM and gigabit switch.

You can also try some simple optimizations:
a) turn off the “related” posts “more by author” bottom of post pages
b) limit number of queries on home page – try to have no more than 10 blocks
c) try not using megamenu
d) try not using the flyout “you might like …”
e) on sidebars try using only one module type; try using module with text only vs thumbs.

All those things cut waaaaaaay back on queries.

Did you
a) increase default memory in your wp-config.php file ?
b) turn off all plugins except visual composer to try to debug what might be causing overload?
c) optimize site for fewer queries, optimized photos, pagespeed, etc.

(a) is best thing to start with.

Did you also increase the default memory allocated to WordPress in your wp-config.php file ? Visual Composer uses a lot of memory, and the default 40MB not enough. This is a very common issue with themes using VC, so something to try first if you had not already increased to 96MB or more (pref 128MB).

Hi

I’ve tested you site on iPhone and works fine. Please make sure you deactivate all plugins again, except Visual Composer, clear all caches, and test this again. Make sure you empty the phone’s cache memory, and also you can test this on our demo: http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_tech/shop/ and see how it works.

Let us know know ho it goes.

Thanks!

You can change the footer setup from the theme panel, and I believe it’s under the templates setting, if memory serves. (Might be wrong.)

I use duplicator to make clone of my site on my live server, then download the backup file to my PC from the site. Works flawlessly even on 10 year old sites.

You can always do a repair/optimize on your dbase first, which you should be doing anyway with at least things like the wp-optimize plugin.

You can also try to repair dbase or optimize via phpmyadmin.

Make sure you have enough memory assigned to php to run the tool; make sure your timeout isn’t too short for Duplicator.

That may not help, but it’s been my own experience.

(not theme related, obviously … )

With no success I tried:

1.
Try to clear all caches, deactivate all plugins, leave just Visual Composer active and test again

2.
I do not know what is the console for error?!?!

3.
I’ve modified the value for WP_MEMORY_LIMIT in wp-config.php and default-constants.php

Tried all of these without success.

Hi

Try to clear all caches, deactivate all plugins, leave just Visual Composer active and test again, also verify the console for error while saving the settings on the Theme Panel, usually it displays a 403 or 404 error.
If the problem persist try to increase max_execution_time at least at 300 and the max_input_vars should be bigger than 2000. Those values are set in php.ini file so try to access it but note that some hosts may restrict the access at this file, if you don’t have access to it contact your host provider and let him know about this situation.
The WP_MEMORY_LIMIT from default-constants.php file it’s overwritten by the value from wp-config.php so try to modify the value from that file, here it’s a guide regrading this
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

Let me know how it goes!

Thanks!