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Make sure you implement a Child Theme and as always, have a good, very recent backup of your site.
Hey Erin. I usually see this with clients that have memory allocation set too low in their wp-config.php file. Also, just as a general tip, please make sure you have a backup solution in place besides what the hosting company offers. Happy to help further if you have any questions.
Ryan
Looks good! Lots of different ways to tackle caching issues. Glad you found something that works for you.
Here’s an article I wrote for CloudFlare, if you want to give it a go.
https://wpturnedup.com/boost-wordpress-websites-with-siteground-and-cloudflare/
Hey roiben. Not bad, but you want to look at the load time and NOT the scores. Also, you need to test from the closest server using GTMetrix. To do that, create a FREE account with them and test from either the UK or India.
I’d look at implementing Cloudflare as well, especially if you’re trying to reach an International audience.
These are the plugins you want to implement:
Autoptimize
WP DisableFinally, implement a FREE SSL Cert from Let’s Encrypt.
Hello. If you can make your URL public, I’m happy to look at this. Also, it might help others on here as well, that are looking to or just upgraded their own sites.
@Pete66 – I know this doesn’t help you now, but it might in the future.
I’d have a look at the WP Disable plugin and disable pretty much everything that it allows in general, but especially when it comes to the WP Dashboard settings tab. This will help filter out a lot of the noise from the WP Dashboard as far as background communication that is going on. Heartbeat frequency is one of the settings that you really want to look at.
Also, I would think about temporarily disabling caching while you’re designing pages, especially when you’re doing a bunch of work…as you stated.
A bonus to the plugin below is that you’ll reduce the load times that visitors see on your site.
We’re getting pretty close, thanks.
How do I get this to only apply to pages where “Header is invisible and appears…” is set? Right now, it applies to all pages.
NOTE: I removed the following because it caused the hamburger menu to not be centered horizontally.
.responsive #top #wrap_all .main_menu {
top: 20px;
}Hello. You have a lot of work to do on the optimization and mobile design side. Autoptimize is a great plugin, but you need to optimize other areas BEFORE you configure that plugin.
Look at your performance report below. Happy to help you with some pointers. Otherwise, you can see what I do here and potentially be a customer. I only design with Enfold.
Pull up the home page. You’ll see the header. I have the page set to not show the header until scroll.
@rikard – Hijacking the thread a bit, but my company (wpturnedup.com) is a resource just like SteadyWP. One of the big differences being on the design side and how we only currently design with Enfold. Something to keep in mind.
@pete4u – The offer still stands if you want me to do a quick audit for you.@pete4u – Ha, ha. I understand how it may sound like that, but it is definitely not the case. Don’t insult people that have offered to help you.
I’ve built numerous Enfold websites on entry-level, shared hosting plans. If you know what you are doing or know who to ask for help (e.g. FaceBook Groups), your Enfold sites can be very fast.
You have to look at way more factors than just your theme. Are there faster, more lightweight themes? Absolutely. However, those are most likely going to require you to install many more plugins in order to do what Enfold does, UNLESS you are a developer. Enfold is most likely the least of your worries when it comes to optimization.
Here are some posts I’ve written, regarding WordPress optimization. All my sites are running Enfold.
Recommended FaceBook Groups
–Enfold
–WordPress Speed UpHello. The menu gets removed, but it only reappears again for a split second and that’s after you scroll down a bit and then scroll all the way back to the top. Once you scroll all the way back to the top the menu flashes and then disappears again.
Thanks,
RyanFixed with the below. This ticket was not handled very well, folks.
.grid-row-scrollable {
position: fixed !important;
z-index: 10 !important;
}Yes, I tried it, Again the issue is with the anchors breaking…as in NOT working. If you visit the page, click an anchor and then try to click another…the links do not work.
How/why did you decide to drop all the way down to PHP 5? Did you test any versions between 5 and 7?
I’ve been on the phone with my hosting company as well. The front-end of my website is blazing fast, but the back-end is unusable.
My web host also believes Enfold to be the issue. I was super close to rebuilding my site from scratch (It’s brand new already) and thought to look at the forums.
I’m running PHP 7.1 on other Enfold sites, without issue. At a loss here.
This code makes the element scroll. The element needs to be fixed. If you look at my request, my issue is related to linking/anchors.
Please view the page to see what’s going on.
Thanks!
Why would I remove the code, when that’s the solution that got me to make it work thus far? If it’s the wrong solution, that’s what support is for. You were given credentials so I’m a little baffled in your approach.
Please look at the issue before you suggest a resolution. I clearly stated that 4.1.2 produced this issue.
Without the code mentioned above, the option to Display in the main header area option for Social Media icons is no longer working.
With the code, the Social Icons are duplicated, using the Display in the main header area option.
Ryan
It will be the link I gave you or https://www.worthyinsurance.com/wp-admin.
