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Webページの挑戦の1つはまだあなたの対象者層を保つ十分なすぐに表示された内容を持っていることが興味を起こさせる間、受諾可能な塔載所要時間を維持している。 Iが私の優先するbloggingバック・エンドとして最初にWordpressに荷を積み、荷を積むall the仕掛に、加える写真ギャラリーを主題をカスタマイズすることを進んだときに、…広告する一部は映像、標準を得る Wordpress ブログ、私は気づいていなかった私のブログ持っていたなったslooooowを.....
ページの前の人々のおそらく許可が荷を積むことを終わるほどあなたのブログは遅くなったことそれに公正な権利を得るためにあなたのブログの主題に取り組むので実際に気づいていなくなることは興味深い。 バック・エンドはまたそれは問題であることを実現する前にいらいらさせるように遅く、それ一般に取るあなたにそれに注意を持って来るために誰かをなる。
これは私の注意に最初に持って来られた こんにちはモンスターからのSurgey. 実際は私のブログは荷を積むために私は処置をとる必要があることをされることの後でそれをわかっているように私が決定した10秒を引き継いでいた。
わかりました、今私は問題が私がそれをいかに固定しようとするかであるものを知っているか。 よく私は特別な技術を必要としないでWordpressのあなたのブログのスピードをあげる少数の簡単な方法を見つけ、非常に速くそしてすぐにすることができる。
第1私がこれ取付けることだった 差込式放火犯Firefox . Firefoxを私使用しなかったら試してみ提案しなさい。 差込式放火犯であなたのWebページの各部分が負荷にどの位取るか非常にすぐに見ることができる。
調査に私はそれらが未使用の差込をきれいにする私のブログの… hmmmの…時間に活発ではなかったのに差込の束が荷を積まれていたことに気づいた。 私がしていた何を差込式に荷を積み、テストし、私好まなかったし、非活動化させなかったそれを決定する。 私はまた削除するこれはWordpressのブログの減速の主要な原因差込式であるべきである。 従ってWordpressのあなたの差込式の登録簿からすべての未使用の仕掛を削除しなさい。
私が気づいた減速の第2原因は使用中のしかし含まれていたコードだったテキストの仕掛。 従ってコードを受け入れることができるall the未使用の仕掛のためそれらは確かめるために空他では処理され、減速するページのローディングをである。
かなり容易な権利…しかしそれは私のためにではなかったそれ停止したない。 大きい報酬の収獲の上の2つの簡単な変更と私がまだ更に塔載所要時間を低下させたいと思ったが。 プログラマーが私隠し場所の重要性、従って知っているので機能性を貯蔵するサーバ側を与えること私を素晴らしいWordpressを差込式見つけた WPの極度の隠し場所 . Not only was the name catchy it did actually reduce load times and didn’t require the reader to do anything.
Ok, were still on some pretty easy stuff here and if everybody followed the above recommendations then your blog would definitely load faster.
Now it’s nearly unavoidable to rely on external resources to provide some form of content on your blog, i.e. adsense, mybloglog, adtoll… etc.. etc.. the list goes on.
So how do you optimize these? One strategy is to make sure your content loads before the external links, so one thing I did was put the mybloglog code in the footer.php. Now this may be beyond some peoples ability so be careful. The advantage I have with the mybloglog in the footer is that my blog loads before all the little mybloglog thumbnails have completed loading, and I have a lot of them!
Now generally blogs have some some advertising, so there are two things you can easily do here. Make sure images include height and width attributes. This will allow the browser to allocate the image space before the image is loaded, and for code based advertising place the code in an iFrame so your page continues to load regardless of what the iframe is doing. Both these tips are very effective.
Now it appears that the average persons ability to wait for a page to load is 8-10 seconds, anything longer and you risk losing your audience, and with the above tips hopefully your blog will load it’s main content within this time frame.
There is one more tip I have but this is not for the faint of heart. You can compress your .css files to reduce data that needs to be loaded. Now .css files are beautifully formatted so they are man readable, but your web browser doesn’t care, so you can save up to 30% of load times for .css files by removing all the lovely spaces, pagination, tabbing etc in the .css files that make them man readable. There a many utilities to compress your .css files and give reports on how much the file size is reduced. e.g. Icey. As I said this is not for everyone though.
I hope you can all reduce load times and feel free to leave more tips in the comments for all to learn.
Have a Safe and Happy New Year.
ことしもありがとうございました
-Paul
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Nice tips, Paul.
I use YSlow myself and as you know, I’m thinking of redoing my blog design as well… it just seems so… blah.
I also read on Yahoo Developer Network about Best Practices for Speeding up Your Web Site. I would love, love to design my own blog template but geez, too much on my plate. I’d probably get the book too if I ever decide to do it.
yeah, I agree with making our own templates to get exactly what we want..but no time, so much beer and only one mouth 
Thanks for the link, maybe I can squeeze some more speed.. and of course share with the community.
Can ICEY compress ANY HTML type files? If you don’t compress on blogspot, anything other than pure text can come out looking like garbage.
Anyways, thanks for an excellent, very helpful, article.
Sam
Your blog was still slow when I accessed it. One thing you might consider is changing host. Also if your sql isn’t configured correctly can also cause slow load times. There are so many things that cause the problems it is hard to lay down any one single solution.
I use a couple of these plugins myself and have the very useful for server load time and bandwidth usage.
Hey Sam, my tips were aimed at wordpress not blogger and Icey is only for .css files, not html. cheers
thanks Chris, I still sometimes see slow loading but generally it is ok, and as you pointed out I definitely need a new hosting service, I think I am stuck on their 486-100mhz server in their back shed … definitely a task for the new year !
Can you please post some specific example code in a textarea box?
“Now generally blogs have some some advertising, so there are two things you can easily do here. Make sure images include height and width attributes.”
David, I emailed you direct.. cheers
Thats a plugins (widgets) developer fault. Wordpress has various build-in methods/functions for managing external files (js/css)on specific case and task i.e: is_active_widget(id) || is_?(?) || get_option(’active_plugins’) ||add_action & add_filter ). Unfortunately not all used it thought. I found a good theme (suprise) that cleverly apply this methods. Its only load the external files if the widget or plugins is active on the request page. its even combine-hash-gzip all the external as single files (js/css). You can view it on my blog for demo and check how it hook openid & wordpress default widgets external files.
Now Sporting Wordpress 2.3.2…
Please clear your cache! I’ve installed the latest version of Wordpress and made several theme tweaks and additions. I’m pleased to announce that all of the plugins I now have are compliant with Wordpress 2.3, I hope this cycle time continu…
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Great article. My wordpress is loading slow so I hope the tips you suggested would make it load faster.
Fantastic, certainly helped my site improve significantly. I am going to refer people across with a post of my own. Thanks and keep the great tips coming!
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Thanks everyone for the comments, feedback and links. I am sure this will be continuous activity for me, so I will be sure to keep posting anything I find that does speed up the wordpress engine.
-Paul
well i just lost my comment since when you hit tab it doesn’t go to the submit button…
so here is the shorter version.
Thanks for the tips. I was unaware of the text widget issue.
after compressing the css files we did that with the js files as well and then changed the .htaccess file to send gzip’d versions of those files if the browser supports it.
I recently became aware of 2 problems that severely impact your WordPress blog performance and slows down your blog.
NOTHING impacts it more then bloated database! The tables of your database “wp_options” can grow pretty large and bring your blog to a c-r-a-w-l.
It forced me to look at bigger issue as in process of cleaning I discovered that all plugins I have ever installed and even a couple themes managed to leave entries in very same table contributing to the total size and slow load times.
All the plugins and even some themes use wp_options to set its setting and as such contribute to the size of the table. It is very same table used by WordPress to store ALL settings related to your blog and every time you open any page it has to be read and processed.
When you deactivate plugin or decide to switch theme (assuming it stored its settings in wp_options) – it NEVER cleans behind itself.
You have to login to your phpMyAdmin and open database for your blog and Browse action for wp_options table and go through it record by record.
It may take hours…but your blog speed and users will Thank you for it.
Hmmm….I hit submit and went to the top of the page?
My short version is… All the plugins and even some themes use wp_options to set its setting and as such contribute to the size of the table. It is very same table used by WordPress to store ALL settings related to your blog and every time you open any page it has to be read and processed.
So….You’ll need to login to your phpMyAdmin and open database for your blog. Click on Browse action for wp_options table and go through it record by record.
May take hours but your blog and users will Thank you for the increaed speed.
I have tried to post a valuable comment twice…and I float back to the top of the page after clicking submit. Guess you don’t want anymore comments…but then you should close the comment box.
Hey Cheryl, your comments made it through, don’t know what caused the issue. sorry about that. Good tip about the database, I may be brave enough to give it a try. cheers
-Paul
very interesting.
i’m adding in RSS Reader
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I found firebug helps fix a lot of these problems. Well at least it shows you where the problems lie. I will have to give these a try.
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