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Jessie
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Yes, what Catalin said… and after 30 seconds your site will time out. When you optimized your site it won’t be an issue. Also check this https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/

Jessie
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Awesome, thanks nano2408, would be great to add this to the documentation

Jessie
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Also use wp super cache plugin see documentation here how to setup.

Jessie
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Don’t know if thats normal…
Use cloudflare cdn to reduce server load. Free plan is good.
Use Cloudflare page rule to cache everything of your website including html. (Google how)
Use cloudguard plugin to prevent server resource usage by stopping requests to server from hack bots at login page.
Be advised that plugins such as wordfence use high resources for scanning your website.

Jessie
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Jessie
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Thanks Catalin, it is in the main content area that I am asking about… Every few seconds on the example page new posts display in the big blocks.

P.S. NSFW

Jessie
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I took a look…

My initial thoughts… Damn! That is a big website! and I really don’t want to f it up… It’s a very good looking site and interesting too…

It appears what is slowing down your site the most is the images. About 30% of the page/post sizes is the logo which is 500kb… appearing on all your posts and pages.

After running your website at google pagespeed insights you will see a link for optimized resources for your site at the bottom. I downloaded them and the optimized logo from Google is only 10 kb. And the logo looks to be the same quality and clarity as the large size one on the site.
As you likely know bigger pages equals longer load times.

For the rest of your images, it would be good to optimize them using an image optimizer plugin such as ewww image optimizer. After that you would need to regenerate the thumbnails using regenerate thumbnails plugin for the images to display correctly. I am a bit wary in this advice though as you have many images and it will take very long.

At gtmetrix.com the site scores very low for “remove query strings from static resources”
The code I am using on my site to score 100 for this adding the code below to functions.php

function _remove_script_version( $src ){
$parts = explode( ‘?ver’, $src );
return $parts[0];
}
add_filter( ‘script_loader_src’, ‘_remove_script_version’, 15, 1 );
add_filter( ‘style_loader_src’, ‘_remove_script_version’, 15, 1 );

Your site generates a lot of requests to load… (109)
I think many of those requests are due to your site calling youtube for the thumbnails used on the videos. You should look to have the thumbnails on your website for the videos, then your site won’t have to wait for youtube to send them. I am using ARVE plugin on my site to do this, BJ Lazy Load also does this but ARVE looks better.

I highly reccommend you get a second opinion on my suggestions incase something goes wrong. How long does it take to backup such a big site?

Hope it goes well… That sandbox sounds good… If all else fail give autoptimize plugin a shot. Be advised when it works it does wonders, when it doesn’t it can cause a lot of headaches.

Good luck 🙂

Jessie
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I sent an Email with wp-admin and link to this topic. I am using a bunch of plugins so yeah it should be one or more of those.

I had the image disappearing issue…

Jessie
tagDiv Member

If you are still having problems after Bogdan’s suggestions it is, when you preview changes, what you are seeing when the changes isn’t showing is a cached copy from your browsers cache (Chrome, firefox etc), it caches the preview URL for your post. You need to clear your browser’s cache to see the changes. It can also come from your CDN’s cache like Cloudflare, if you are using Cloudflare temporarily place your website in development mode when editing posts to prevent the cache copy from your CDN. You might need to purge the CDN cache first.

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Jessie
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You can ignore the license and update messages. Visual composer is activated with a license bundled within the theme. Updates of visual composer come bundled with updates of the theme. You can use all of visual composers features.

Jessie
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The support you see in themeforest is about support for problems. Yes, tagdiv continues to give support for problems after 6 months. All support is handled here in the forum. You continue to get updates for the theme for years and the theme keeps working after one time payment.

Jessie
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Can you give a link to your website? I will check what speed issues you are having

Jessie
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Hi ecase,

I’m just a user here, maybe I can help a bit whilst you wait for official support.

Whether the images load or not, I would leave the lazyload option disabled, it is just an animation for the theme and not a true lazy load function. For true lazy loading I use BJ lazy load plugin. (Keep in mind it is not recommended by tagdiv) Now you can use the current version of visual composer.

Jessie
tagDiv Member

It is recommended by tagdiv to be used only on pages although it is possible to use on posts as well.

Jessie
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As per the tagdiv team, you can ignore the warning messages.
The visual composer is pre-activated with a license bundled with the theme. Updates of visual composer will release along with updates to the theme when the new version of the visual composer plugin has been tested with the theme.

Jessie
tagDiv Member
Jessie
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Glad you got it sorted, 🙂

Everyone has things to learn

Jessie
tagDiv Member

Hi,

Go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Post Settings> turn “show tags” to off.
Delete your cache and cdn files if you use them to display changes on the post.

Hope this helps

Jessie
tagDiv Member

Hi,
1. Create a page with a title and publish it. (myhomepage)
2. Go to Settings in the Main lefthand column,
3. Choose reading
4. Select the option “Front page displays a static page”
5. Choose the Page you created in step 1 (myhomepage)
6. Click “Save changes”

Jessie
tagDiv Member
Jessie
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Thanks Chris 🙂

It’s a bit complicated, but I’ll rock my keyboard till I get it.

Jessie
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@Ernie
Have you tried clearing your website and browser cache after adding and saving the code?

Jessie
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Yeah Simion!

That changed the background like I wanted. But I have this whitespace above it? I probably need to adjust margins border and padding at “design options” to fix it?

https://postimg.org/image/k4gvpsmj1/

Thanks guys.

Jessie
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