Wow, just wow,
I installed the plugin for the multipurpose functions to make landing pages and my website’s health fell from 70% to 10%???
Is that normal?
🙁
What health tool are you using?
Hi Chris, my hero 🙂
I did as you recommended last time, delete and copy theme, that worked, you are the best. :))
I am hosted with http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com and their site health indicates too many plugins. I stripped already down as much as possible, even decided to move my forum to a second website to keep my newspaper on speed.
These plugins are active, I hope you can help me with this one, I use the coming soon pro as I am not launched yet and this way i can prepare till the website is ready:
AccessPress Social Auto Post
A plugin to publish your wordpress posts to various social networks
Coming Soon Pro
wpshopmart wordpress coming soon pro plugin
Coupon Wheel For WooCommerce and WordPress
One nice gamified exit-intent popup plugin 🙂
tagDiv Composer
tagDiv Multi-Purpose
Design and build awesome landing pages to grow your website.
tagDiv Social Counter
Social counter for WordPress. Widget and visual composer block.
User Activity Log Pro
Log the activity of users to monitor your site with actions
WP Meta SEO
WP Meta SEO is a plugin for WordPress to fill meta for content, images and main SEO info in a single view.
WP Meta SEO Addon
WP Meta SEO Addon brings your website ranking to the next level with advanced tools like SEO Email reports, automatic 404 URL fix and more
Try testing with gtmetrix.com instead of that companys health meter. Number of plugins not directly related to health, as many plugins are simple functions, which as plugins survive theme updates as not in theme functions.php file.
You might also consider a wordpress optimized hostingco, also.
Health is not a specific indicator without more reference to what is being measured… speed? Resources used? Or what?
Obviously a bad plugin can impact a site more than number of plugins, specifically.
Not sure that helped or not.
Hi Chris,
Thank you for taking the time and trying to help out, much appreciated.
Will need to test your theory once we launch as currently a coming soon plugin is running, or does this not affect a speed test?
Meanwhile I found out, it is as you say, my host has a rule that if it counts more as x plugins it tells you the speed is poor, I guess that is meant for absolute green newbies not to mess up with plugins.
What do you think?
