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You can avoid CSS import by not using a child theme.
You can remove query strings by using the functions I have previously recommended for adding to your functions.php file. You can also optimize your thumbnails by editing your functions.php file to set higher compression level for WP, and then run the “Regenerate Thumbnails” plugin.

Add these to bottom of your functions.php file, for one example:

function remove_cssjs_ver( $src ) {
if( strpos( $src, '?ver=' ) )
$src = remove_query_arg( 'ver', $src );
return $src;
}
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', 'remove_cssjs_ver', 10, 2 );
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', 'remove_cssjs_ver', 10, 2 );

add_action('init', 'myoverride', 100);
function myoverride() {
remove_action('wp_head', array(visual_composer(), 'addMetaData'));
}


You can optimize your site following the documentation for this theme:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/page-speed-guide/

You have to set some things and regenerate thumbnails, but its not that hard.

I posted a solution for the image sizing issues; so you may wish to review my suggestion on how to fix that as it’s not a problem with the theme. You need to look at the Thumbnail Upscale plugin and the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin.

Wait for Lucian or Marius to address issue on the “right alignment featured image option” issue.

Second issue:
you need to run the REGENERATE THUMBNAILS plugin to make your “existing images” fit the new sites. If your images are too small WP cannot enlarge them, but we also use THUMBNAIL UPSCALE plugin and works well.

Wordpress cannot make images larger, only smaller. To have images larger than what you upload, you need to use a plugin for that. I use the plugin, THUMBNAIL UPSCALE by Stanislav Khromov, which works wonderfully.

There is a full-width image layout for posts, if you look at a post edit page, check out styles 4, 5 and 6. However, unless the original image you upload is large enough, it won’t fill the space as WP doesn’t do image enlargement.

So, you would likely want to install the plugin, and possibly regenerate thumbnails with the REGENERATE THUMBNAILS plugin, in order to get images larger to fit theme sizes, which is normal practice when moving to a new theme with different size thumbs and featured images.

Hope that helped!

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Thanks Lucian for your help.
Some posts did not have a featured image when created, I added them later as I had 3000 post to add to wp.
Can it be the problem? Because if this is the problem I’rather finish adding the images before running the regenerate plugin.

Thanks

Carvax: Disculpa que te vuelva a molestar.

1. Vos usas 700×357 para la imagen, pero el modulo big slider que carga en la home usa si no me equivoco 745×483. De hecho yo trato de usar ese tamaño. ¿Estoy equivocada? Si estoy equivocada es mejor que las achique ahora pues lo que decis de ahorra tiempo de render es importante.

2. El Regenerate Plugin trabaja en blockes de 100? ¿Por carpetas?

La verdad son tantos detalles que ya estoy tentada de contratar a alguien que esté familiarizado con esto, no por la parte de las imagenes pero si para la optimizacion y toda esa historia; asi que si tienes algun candidato en mente de confianza y técnicamente seolido….

Desde ya muchas gracias

I’ve just download Regenerate Plugin and it says It is not tested with my version of WP (4.0) so should I considered another plugin?

I’m worried because the blog is not working properly this days.

Is this the plugin you are talking about? https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

In some way all the stories are new because I moved (coping and pasting!) an old static site to wp with this theme, so i imagine something went wrong at some point.

I can not turn off contact form because I use it although I would consider replacing it. Any suggestion?

I could not manage to fix the bad favicon link so far, now i will attack the aweber tracking pixel 🙂

I have optimized all the image before uploading them but now I realized I could do a better work so I’m trying to do it all again.

Thanks

Hmmm…
Hi, did you run regenerate thumbnails plugin when switching to theme to make the thumbs needed for existing stories? The theme doesn’t make thumbnails for existing stories, only new ones. So, your 2002 and 2003 images that are giving you that error should be fixed by the regenerate thumbnails plugin.

(I’d recommend adding my suggested WP image optimization element to your functions.php file before running the script — see my notes in the pagespeed sticky top of forum; go backwards from the end to find my stuff more quickly…. this will cut your thumbnail sizes by 30% without having to do anything else!)

Also remember that the theme / WP won’t enlarge images, only create smaller ones.

We don’t need to use the jpeg mini or smush-it, or similar as we actually run our own webserver using imagemagick and mod_pagespeed; we also optimize our images in Photoshop prior to upload and set the default compression in WP from 90 to 60 for better “built in” compression of images generated by WordPress automatically, and by the theme (see the pagespeed sticky in the forum for more on my tips for image optimization if curious).

You have some issues you can fix like a bad favicon link, load CC logo locally, turn off the aweber tracking pixel, turn off contact form 7 if not using it, etc.

I betcha running the regenerate thumbnails plugin will fix the issue you were mainly having, though 🙂

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Hi Guys

Just to confirm – Christopher – I checked the log and there were no recent errors.

Lucian – there are no cache plugins so there was nothing to do there nor cdn plugins. It’s not a custom pretty permalink – it’s just the standard “day and name” option so we are hardly going offroad with this.

I did make sure attributes were 666 on .htaccess, and I cleared the file, and it was auto regenerated by WP to be the same as it was before.

The problem is not that the links don’t change – the menu links change depending on the setting in WP e.g. clicking the menu category gives the following link:

Permalink “Default” setting:
http://www.xtremerigs.net/?cat=4
– result = shows page correctly

Permalink “Day and Name” setting:
http://www.xtremerigs.net/category/build-logs/
– result = gives 404 error

Other things from those links – adding to the .htaccess in the public_html dir:
– I tried AllowOverride – but that seemed to stop the site from working – maybe I did this wrong
– I tried FollowSymLinks – no change

Any ideas?

Thanks!

unfortunatly this is not working for me. when applying those settings from the ubermenu knowledgebase I got the following written above the top menu of newspaper on my startpage:

ubermenu-target-title { margin-right: .6em; display: inline-block; } .ubermenu .ubermenu-item-layout-icon_right > .ubermenu-icon { float:right; } .ubermenu-sub-indicators .ubermenu-has-submenu-drop > .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_top:after, .ubermenu-sub-indicators .ubermenu-has-submenu-drop > .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_bottom:after{ top: auto; bottom:8px; right:auto; margin-left:-4px; } .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_top, .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_bottom{ text-align:center; padding:20px; } .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_top, .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_top > .ubermenu-target-text, .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_bottom > .ubermenu-target-text, .ubermenu .ubermenu-target.ubermenu-item-layout-icon_bottom > .ubermenu-icon{ text-align:center; display:block; width:100%; } .ubermenu .ubermenu-item-layout-icon_top > .ubermenu-icon { padding-bottom:5px; } .ubermenu .ubermenu-item-layout-icon_bottom > .ubermenu-icon { padding-top:5px; } /* Status: Regenerated */