Is your WordPress site slow?

SpookSEO said:
Yes, some of my wordpress sites are slow. I always encounter a problem loading page issue. But I already have remedied that through installing some similar caching plugins.
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What plugins please mate.

James :)
 
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Nice share, Thanks. I will use this plugin when i need it. But at this moment my site is okay. When i need this plugin, i will use this plugin.
Thanks again.
 
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Thanks a lot man. It works perfectly. I am also using WP total cache. Will it conflict? Also let me know if you have any recommended security plugin.
 
adamprattler said:
Thanks a lot man. It works perfectly. I am also using WP total cache. Will it conflict? Also let me know if you have any recommended security plugin.
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I personally don't use any security plugin, I don't feel like it's crucial or needed, instead I do regular backups of (using cpanel) and updates to the websites. Just follow the basics like different username than default, a hard to guess password etc.

I do use a plugin though that emails me whenever there are updates available: http://wordpress.org/plugins/mail-on-update/
 
Junkfood00 said:
If you are experiencing long load times then it's time to nail down the underlying factor.

Here's a plugin I use which calculates the load times and displays a breakdown for each plugin

Often people use external tools for such purpose but that's a bad idea because such tools can never tell which plugin is doing what and all they analyze is the css, javascript, html, images etc on the website.

Hope this helped.
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Now my site working fine after install this plugin. Thanks OP
 
I always use this plugin on new websites, by the way from host to host you get different results from same plugins in performance ! so it is very important to use this plugin on each host to see what plugins are resources hungry on that host. I don't know why it differs but seems different I/Os (like ssd hdd vs normal ones) will change performance of specific plugins.
 
Thanks man nice plugin gonna try this on my wordpress blog and i am using cache plugin it does make a difference not much but a little.
 
Thanks OP I will try this out. I have a brutally slow WordPress site and removing some plugins did help but it's still a problem. I have even tried changing hosting companies and have seen the same behavior so it's either the plugins or the theme itself. Changing the theme is next and that's an exercise I'm not looking forward to!
 
TZ2011 said:
I go to gtmetrix.com and manually solve most of the issues. Nothing that good .htaccess, expired headers and css/js minifying and images optimisation can not solve.
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I concur. It's even better with AllowOverride set to None. In many instances, I don't think the plugins are the problem. It's the admins who don't know how to configure a server for maximum performance. Their solution is always to throw hardware at the problem instead of using a little elementary school level math in the beginning.
 
I have a Wordpress website which load slowly. I want to monitor the loading time which tell the exact time of loading. So this plugin is very helpful for this regard. Thanks!
 
I never face that problem because I always choose a good host and always start my work with a solid frame work , use always CDN , optimize my words-press database.
 
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