Hi,
The Performance tab of WP-Optimize currently only shows the “Not Found Requests” configuration with an option to enable the 404 detector. There aren’t any other settings in this page.
Could you share a link to your website? I’d like to take a look and see if there are any configuration recommendations I can make.
Have you been using WP-Optimize for a while and only recently had a slowdown on the site?
Thanks!
Thread Starter
Cedric
(@labrauge24)
Ok, I tought that other settings were displayed in this performance tab, to check in particular the database performance indicators.
I have been using WP-Optimize for at least 3 years. And I notice the slowdown yesterday evening.
Here is my website URL: https://ferme-labrauge.com/
Thanks.
Thread Starter
Cedric
(@labrauge24)
More information:
yesterday, I added photos on the pages https://ferme-labrauge.com/le-perigord/
Then optimized them with WP optimizer.
Today, I try to delete from the database all the photo added, to check if they will be an impact, on the performance of the website, but no impact.
The database is far from being full, so it does not seem to be the issue.
Hi,
Thanks for sending over the link. When checking the site as a logged-out user and it’s loading extremely quickly for me, within 1-2 seconds with having static file caching disabled in my browser.
Are you still experiencing performance issues? If so, does this happen while you’re logged-in or does it also happen if you browse the site while logged-out?
Thank you!
Thread Starter
Cedric
(@labrauge24)
Thanks for your feedback. You are perfectly right, today the performance is back to normal.
On sunday and yesterday, I performed the test on several devices, logged-in or not…
Maybe it was an issue on the hosting provider…because in the meantime, I didn’t touch anything the website, I even not logged to wordpress.
Anyway, it is fine now.
Thanks a lot for your support.
