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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What changes can I implement to speed up a very slow site?Sorry that was unintended…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What changes can I implement to speed up a very slow site?I would imagine that after doing all that you should have seen a good lot of speed improvement, if you haven’t then it will be your shared hosting environment, there are other sites using all the resources and your site is suffering the consequences…..
Ideally you would want a hosting account to yourself or one which only shares with a few other people, not hundreds or thousands on one server… You would also be wise to make use of server-side caching instead of plugins like W3 etc. They are not bad but can’t beat server caching.
If you are planning on growing and want to make money from your site then good hosting is a priority, ensure they have NGINX, or run Litespeed, and also that you have things like OPCache and Memcached available, with up to date PHP versions (8+), MariaDB/MySQL etc. and a good control panel (cPanel) or similar so you can tweak things, also regular backups included (Daily or even hourly if you are working on your site regularly).
- This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
- This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What changes can I implement to speed up a very slow site?I would remove smush and use the plugin I suggested to resize images, 800px to 1024px is a good size max width, jetpack also slows down your site as it’s connected outside your webhosting server, so round trips add extra time see? Might be good to examine what plugins you are using and whether you can remove or change them, update them etc. and see how things go.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What changes can I implement to speed up a very slow site?Does your host have a backup you can restore before you started playing with smush and w3 total cache? If so, do that then….
Use this plugin first: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/bulk-image-resizer/ it works on the server you host with, simple and quite quick, very efficient too!
Optimising and shrinking your high quality but very large file sized images will help immensely.
You probably want to optimise your hosting next, for a largeish blog a VPS hosted on NGINX or Litespeed with server-side caching would be best. You can also optimise your PHP versions/settings, moving away from a shared host environment (if that’s what you currently have), as other people can hog resources and affect your website! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markup For WooCommerce] Errors after activation of pluginSame error here too, although looking at the date of the original post, it’s probably safe to say, the creators aren’t going to fix it, or identify a cause… 🙁
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [New Order Notification for WooCommerce] Sound notification not workingJust make sure the “Order Notifications Statuses” are all ticked, in my case they had been reset, this fixed it for me – You will find that in the plugin “Settings”. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [New Order Notification for WooCommerce] Sound notification not workingThank you Eyup for your professional and fast support for your amazing plugin, the problems are all resolved now – keep up the good work! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [New Order Notification for WooCommerce] Sound notification not workingTried two orders now and the popup and sound are not working as they used to.. 🙁
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Login Page Customizer] Dashboard review notification nag screenHi Mihaela,
Thank you for the speedy update and fix! Works like a dream 😉
All the best
ShokkuForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Login Page Customizer] Dashboard review notification nag screenYes I have your login customiser and 404 page customiser installed 🙂
Looking forward to your fix, good work and fast reply, thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [New Order Notification for WooCommerce] Sound not being playedI had this problem too, solved now. Most browsers are Chrome based now, you need to go in to your browser privacy settings search for “Autoplay” and “Allow audio and video”, save it, sounds should then work. Also check “Notifications” settings and check to see if it is enabled and your site isn’t on the list.
After doing this the plugin works nicely. 🙂
Another tip, if you want the sound to loop until you acknowledge the order you can edit the plugin file “new-order-notification-admin.php” (around line 194) you will see html code: ‘audio controls autoplay’ just change it to: ‘audio controls autoplay loop’.
Hopefully the Author will add the “Loop” as an option on the settings page, so that you don’t have to change this each time the plugin is updated! 🙂
Seems the latest updates have fixed the issue, thank you for your time and effort 🙂
The new update “3.4.15” has fixed my issues.
Thanks to the Ninja team for such a rapid response!
@jmcelhaney done and submitted, thanks in advance! 😉
Yes I noticed this too, I was going to ask about this detection.
You also have a typo in the error message, it says “installer” – it should be “installed”
Great and useful plugin though, keep up the good work!