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April 14, 2014 at 11:50 pm #251366
Sometimes I anilize my page via pagespeed:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=cloudzz.com
And there is very poor result for mobile phones.
But except – there is a few more recomendations:
how can I remove additional get param “ver” for each css and js?
there is some problems vs menu on site, by pagespeed version
Is there any way to improve blocking js situation?April 16, 2014 at 2:18 am #251887Hey Konstantin!
Removing the version isn’t mentioned from what I can see but I found a blog post with some functions you can try: http://techtalk.virendrachandak.com/how-to-remove-wordpress-version-parameter-from-js-and-css-files/
The blocking js isn’t something that I know of a way to solve since its needed to render the page. This is a limitation of using those elements which need that javascript.
Best regards,
DevinApril 16, 2014 at 6:14 pm #252242Yep! Thanks!
Step by step I’m gonna get fast site :)
I’ve enabled SPDY few days ago – it’s great…
But It doesn’t solve problems with scripts and unused css.April 16, 2014 at 6:20 pm #252249We can’t change or fix the scripts loading in before the content. Those that load in the footer or can already do so.
April 16, 2014 at 6:37 pm #252265But mayby you have any ideas how to boost mobile perfomance?
Or for example fix content size for <span class=”avia-menu-text”>?April 17, 2014 at 4:57 am #252431Hi!
Thank you for the info.
I’ve been suggesting this over and over and I’m sure they will help. These are the things that you can do to optimize the website speed and page load not necessarily targeting mobile but I’m sure it’ll work. You can do the following courtesy of the wordpress community:
1. Optimize all images with AI/Photoshop before uploading to server ‘save as web safe’ jpg
2. Once all images are on the website optimize with ewww optimizer plugin twice 1hr 10mins apart.
3. Install wp-smushit run once to remove jpeg extra data, then uninstall.
4. Use BWP minify plugin to minify scripts and stylesheets.
5. Install WP-Super cache, select all recommended settings.
6. Logout your website, visit every page at least once to create super cache files.
7. Join Cloudflare setup your website on their CDN, Choose options: Full CDN Optimisation save then activate purge files. once done log out.
8. Have a cup of coffee.
9. Visit your site after 20 minutes or so.
10. Don’t forget to smile.Unfortunately, the customization you’re after is outside the scope of support and is not a theme related issue. You might need to find a plugin or hire a freelance developer to add the changes for you. Please do visit Werkpress for further customization.
If you have any further questions about the theme, we are more than happy to provide you with assistance on these inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.
Regards,
IsmaelSeptember 29, 2014 at 11:28 pm #326865I am using also Google’s PageSpeed testing tool and have following results:
I am using the Enfold theme (http://itcst.co.nz). And I changed my hosting provider having now 1,024 MB Server RAM.
So I followed what Ismael suggested to the T:
1. Optimize all images with AI/Photoshop before uploading to server ‘save as web safe’ jpg, done.
2. Once all images are on the website optimize with ewww optimizer plugin twice 1hr 10mins apart, done.
3. Install wp-smushit run once to remove jpeg extra data, then uninstall, done.
4. Use BWP minify plugin to minify scripts and stylesheets, which I implemented with default settings, done.
5. Install WP-Super cache, select all recommended settings, done.
6. Logout your website, visit every page at least once to create super cache files, done.
7. Join Cloudflare setup your website on their CDN, Choose options: Full CDN Optimisation save then activate purge files. once done log out, done.And got the following results PageSpeed improved only slightly from 39/100 to 39/100 for mobile and from 64/100 to 67/100 for desktop and demands me to still minify HTML/CSS/JavaScript files. The slight improvement might have been due to having Cloudflare already active before?
Anyway the PageSpeed results go up to 73/100 for mobile and 92/100 for desktop when I switch the theme to another framework of course lacking all the icons and slideshow.
Also deactivating all the other plug-ins does not make any difference to the PageSpeed score.
Only when I take out the 6 page LayerSlider WP on my front page the PageSpeed goes up to 66/100 for mobile and 67/100 for desktop. Even with the LayerSlider off this is not a great speed performance.
After doing tests with http://www.webpagetest.org the situations seems to be much better, with everything activated and optimised I get a 95/100 score. Yet with a fairly bad first view loading time of around 12 Seconds.
I am aware that I have activated pretty much every feature available, that’s why I bought it in the first place. If it sets me back in ranking due to slow speed I have to rethink using your theme. I was reading a lot in this Forum and the ones related to Minifying. Is there no other way to improve the speed effecting my User Experience and Rankings. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Regards
Dieter
September 29, 2014 at 11:53 pm #326873Hi!
The content on your page is entirely up to you. If you load if full of heavy, slow loading content then of course you would take a hit to page speed.
Its up to every individual find the balance of content and speed. A WordPress theme is an overall style guide for you to use and is not ever a one-step solution. LayerSlider, a plugin, alone will load in a considerable bulk of content to your page and simply replacing it with a static image could give you what you are looking for.
Cheers!
DevinSeptember 30, 2014 at 12:13 am #326882Probably not.
The most Page-Speed penalty we get from blocking js. And the most problem is that we use nearly 20% of css and js.
There is a way to fix it!
Use phantom.js and grunt to remove unused code. It boost your site, but needs good development skills to make that operation :(September 30, 2014 at 12:17 am #326883Really say – I gave up making those optimizations, and just live with some lags.You can check –https://cloudzz.com/
Great improvment was after enabling SPDY. Chaching etc was less effective. Enabling CDN even make situation worse (strange?)September 30, 2014 at 12:35 am #326888I’ve thought about making a grunt file to include in a child theme for those that want to go that route but ultimately the vast vast majority of users who are purchasing this kind of theme are not going to be able to use Grunt or make basic optimizations to increase pagepseed.
Cleaning up the weight of what you are loading into a page is always such a huge factor so starting there and stripping out the flash to get at least 80 on desktop.
September 30, 2014 at 8:51 am #327075Really say – I’m ready to use grunt :)
I’m using VDS. And now, when popularity of Digital Ocean growing up – custom modules on a hosting isn’t a problem at allSeptember 30, 2014 at 3:11 pm #327282We’ll see once 3.0 comes out :)
@driedel – If you are still having issues create a new topic and we can take a look at your site if you add the data into the private data area.I’m going to close off this topic for now since the OP’s original issues have been addressed.
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