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@fabriciosahdo
I don’t work here, just trying to be helpful.
No theme can help you optimize your hosting, or web server setup. No theme can optimize the content you’re uploading automatically. No theme can customize the settings needed for your htaccess or nginx config file. These are things YOU need to do in optimizing your or any WordPress-based website.
Just like the demo shows an example of how your site might look, YOU still have to configure it to your needs.
A theme is only a set of content styles running on top of your WordPress install, which is running on top of your domain account, which is running on top of the web server setup.
You should contact the theme developer for any refund issues.You may want to hire a WordPress developer if many of the elements of managing a WordPress site are new to you. You should definitely explore how PageSpeed works for a better understanding of what is involved, as you will need to optimize your system with *any* theme you choose to use.
@Christopher Simmons,
Sorry, I am not developer.
When I buy a theme is because apparently everything will be as shown in ThemeForest.
In this case, the theme does not come in the way that you are selling on ThemeForest (optimization setting).
If you can not help me with optimizing the way you sold me, I want my money back and still notify the ThemeForest about your product.
Thx
Hi,
You can change the compression of the images and rebuilt the thumbnails.
Add this in function.php add_filter( 'jpeg_quality', create_function( '', 'return 50;' ) ); This will change the compression to 50, you can change any value you want.
After that rebuilt the thumbnails using this: https://forum.tagdiv.com/using-the-theme-with-existing-content/
You can read here more details about the page speed optimization:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/pagespeed/#post-3070
Thanks for the message!
I am not the OP :D, just wanted to get some information while you were around đ
this is mine.
Hi, you should check your server is running gzip/deflate first, as this makes a huge difference as everything is compressed when sent to web browser. Looks like a bunch of your stuff coming off Cloudfront is not compressed enough.
Simplest way to compress all your NEW images is to edit your functions.php file (see my notes about this in the pagespeed sticky thread in forum), but downside you have to update this each time theme updated. Popular plugin: SmushIt.
Looking at your report, there are some fairly big files for that page …
But you should be compressing/optimizing your images in Photoshop or something BEFORE you upload them … e.g., you have
1) 233.9 kB image
2) 115.9 kB image
3) 120.1 kB image
typically you shouldn’t see images larger than maybe 50kb if done right. I try to keep my article featured images no more than 25-35kb for example.
You might try scanning your page here
http://gtmetrix.com/reports/savvymantra.com/aqtDyX98
as it will tell you how and which images are too large on your page!
YOu still have a great PageSpeed rating, though. đ
you need to optimize your site for optimized images, caching, use the tagdiv speed booster plugin, expires headers, etc. The theme cannot fix your content or your website or hosting, these are things you need to do.
See the documentation, and also read through this entire thread to get a better understanding on how you can improve your site performance.
I have managed to handle them.
For the slider, just added one more post then slider appeared on homepage, no problem.
for the image, reuploaded the image after enabling cropping.
Everything is fine now.
Just a little question. my pagespeed is 97(mobile) and 88. Of course I wanna keep them, but after the images, google wants me to optimize them. I was wondering if I could get them from ftp and compress then reupload. It would be okay, wouldnt it?
why we have these differences? I have same problem. How can do my website performance like on demo page?
check my website stats:
Thanks.
Hi there,
Why the result pagespeed isn’t like your demo?
Check my install
http://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.revistacarros.blog.br
I can see, everyone are having the same problem, could you show us the correct solution?
@gmaarie
Hi… we use Apache for compatibility with widest range of applications, and because we have dedicated server so we can run Apache for some stuff, Nginx for others, multiple versions of php, etc.
I’ve only used Apache the past 20 years on the web for our servers, and so I am likely zero help whatsoever on other platforms. Usually you can simply Google something like “setting expires headers for wordpress on litespeed” or something like that, and see what pops up.
Nice thing is with the “alternative” platforms, a lot of people are using them with WordPress and are breaking the trail on that stuff.
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Radu, now I have changed my mind. I am using speedbooster again, with all the features it has.
please have a look at this
Speedbooster plugin makes some of the fonts go down, it’s cool. However, there is still one google font link left at the header.
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Droid+Serif%3A400%2C700%7COswald%3A400%2C700%7CJosefin+Sans%3A400%2C700&ver=3.9.1
Can you update the plugin to include these fonts?
btw — helps to turn OFF all caching, mod_pagespeed, etc., when doing a theme update.
Hi, don’t know if this will help … we had this same issue on one site and was driving me crazy. Turns out the CSS had been cached by the visitor’s browser, and so when they returned it would show them old layouts/missing elements etc.
In our case, we had to turn OFF the caching and mod_pagespeed entirely for several days on the site to let everybody load the new CSS/JS stuff and not the old stuff. Then the refresh worked for folks where their browser wasn’t clearing the cache properly. Tended to be more often with Firefox.
I waited 4 days then turned the caching and mod_pagespeed back on and it seemed to have solved the problem.
Not sure this will apply to your case, but might be worth a try.
@Vinay Prajapati and @mixvice- the new version of jetpack introduced an incompatibility issue with our speed booster plugin. I’ve fixed it yesterday and the update will be live monday. That’s why the score was the same with or without it. Sorry about that.
@uzairfreak – as Christopher said, please read this thread https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/pagespeed/ it has a lot of usefull information.
Hi,
Firstly make a test speed using this and see what issue do you have.
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ or
http://gtmetrix.com/
Then please read this:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-make-the-site-faster/
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/theme-speed/#post-900
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/pagespeed/
Thanks!
Hi
I have installed this theme on my blog http://www.techprevue.com
It’s pagespeed is 45. which is very less. please let me know how to improve it.
Regards
Hi,
@uzairfreak you are getting a very good speed.
from here: http://screencast.com/t/sGX4rgLlfkA
1. the files are served to slow by your server – use a cdn or … if you are familiar with nginx use that instead of apache
2. try to manually compress the css using an online css compressor maybe that will make get a better score without updating / configuring the server
The speed booster plugin is working on your site (make sure that you empty the cache when you test with or without it).
sorry for the delay… we try to answer all of the questions as fast as we can.
@Vinay Prajapati – please give me your site url!
@mixvice – our speed booster plugin is moving all the stuff at the bottom
@Steven – google’s pagespeed tools gives a better score with css at the bottom but you lose html5 validation đ .
Yes, as noted in my original posts, we’re running Apache.
Nginx requires different syntax. Perhaps somebody else can help with that.
SO this means you need to work with your hosting provider to ensure proper expires headers, caching settings, etc., or ask them what file to edit for your particular hosting setup.
eg.
Nginx virtual host configuration file:
location ~* \.(js|css|png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$ {
expires 1y;
log_not_found off;
}
Well Christopher after all that any editing of the .htaccess would be pointless. This was a reply from my hosting provider
because our system is built on NGINX and not Apache, we do not use the .htaccess file for anything. Making changes to it will not affect the site in any way
Minify your css and html, I think it will add at least 6-7 points.
But can I ask how you did remove render-blocking javascript files, because that’s my only problem in pagespeed.
You can minify your css and html via W3 cache. I’d be glad if you could say how you dealt with javascript files.
i checked by turning on and off. Each time test you page speed through google pagespeed
Please help how to find wp booster is working or not? My pagespeed is around 45.
Hi there I am getting page speed 45 what’s wrong …
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.techprevue.com&tab=mobile
