When i try to edit Templates on my Wordpress site Oxygen stops working and stop My pc says that over 101 CPU Used Same in the Chrome Browser too
Who can help me
How can i optimize the plugin for Normal Work
Thanks in advance guys
I try to increse memory on the SERVER
wp memory limit
Clear Cache
It doenst help
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as you can see in the title, I am able to login my Wordpress Website dashboard with no problem at all, on my Desktop. I've been doing the changes and security/plugin/theme updates using my Desktop. What I want to do right now is to do the same on my macbook. I want to be able to do the same from my macbook but I find it weird that on my PC, the dashboard is operational but on my macbook and my gf's laptop it redirects to the 404 error page.
I've tried clearing the cache upon doing some reading and saw some post about deleting the .hta access file but I am confused as to how files on my ftp is working on my desktop but not for my laptop.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you for taking the time to read!
As it turns out I had a plugin conflict that changes my url dashboard slug for security purposes. A different developer created this website and had this plugin installed and it took me longer than I care to admit to notice this.
I've been working on a WordPress site which worked fine in my localhost, but in the live server I wasn't able to migrate unfortunately, "All in one WP Migrate" plugin no longer worked. We've the domain registered under HostGator and caught up with a lot of issues.
When I resize and upload the lower resolution it's still the same, I found some links here and have enabled "imagick" but still getting the same issue.
Here is the error message.
Post-processing of the image failed likely because the server is busy
or does not have enough resources. Uploading a smaller image may help.
Suggested maximum size is 2500 pixels.
Try in incognito browser this error is temporary so don't very otherwise you just logout and again login and try it.
I just switched the browser earlier I used Chrome, now I just logged in using FireFox and the issue resolved. I just have to clear my browser cache for WordPress to upload images. It took me a day finding answers, Thanks to Nihar Fuerte for your tip.
I have been building an eshop website with woocommerce and i am using Zerif-Lite theme on Xampp Localhost. But it runs very slowly when i click a link, it needs like 5-7 seconds to load and on eshop page it needs 30 seconds(all products). What is the problem? Is this a localhost or theme issue? I also use wordfence Falcon engine cache. I have 27 active plugins. How can i fix that? If i upload the website to a live host will it be faster? I am optimizing my images with wp-smash. Do you suggest me disable Falcon engine cache and download w3 Total cache plugin?
I had similar problems running my localhost website from a usb, for me what turned it into a website with normal response times again was using UwAmp http://www.uwamp.com/en/?page=download. Also used a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, not sure how much difference that made.
Hope this helps.
I usually use this free plugin called P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) which scans and give a detailed load-time for plugins,theme and DB, It is very useful and simple. you can find the plugin/theme/DB which is causing the issue and find alternative for that.
I have a multilingual website running wordpress + woocommerce (with the latest versions) on www.gy-spot.com. The site loads pretty fine but once we select a particular product the page loads only after 15~20secs.
Doing a little research on firefox i get a loadind time on a GET procedure that returns a 404 but even though the page loads only after that amount of time (15~20sec).
I've done everything, from optimizing images to disabling every plugin, disabling heartbeat api, or even a theme change. Everything stays the same.
I've started a NewRelic account that shows a "most time consuming" on pages the refered /404 GET issue (44.1%).
The site is hosted on a VPS with 8GB RAM with 1GB dedicated only to this site.
Does anybody know what could cause this strange behaviour?
Thanks
I have a WordPress website and it loads extremely slow. It is on AWS and when I connect to instance and command type top everything looks fine except in cloudwatch it spikes to 100% CPU Utilization.
When I click on a link on the website the .php-fpm.bin reaches %CPU that it shows when I run the command 'top' is between 20-22% and 4 or 5 of them are running which it shows as to reach 100% and that's when clicking on only 1 link.
How can I fix this and improve load time of website.
It is currently on t1.micro, I could upgrade instance but it should work fine on this. I know a couple people who are also hosting website on t1.micro instance and it works perfectly fine. I couldn't get them to help me out with it though.
I have checked all plugins and activated and deactivated all one by one and currently only plugins required are active. There are currently no cache plugins or anything like that as I am just sorting out the settings for W3 Total Cache.
I hope someone can help me out with this please
Thanks in advance.
Try to switch to the default WP Twenty Fourteen theme and see it the loading time is better, if it is - then the problem is with your theme.
Check for meaningless functions or curl calls in theme's functions.php file (if it is warez theme). Also check your theme's style.css file and observe if you use URL of backgrounds which come from different domain or if the theme import external style-sheets with #import rule.
In my opinion, T1 micro instances are just to small for website hosts. Their performance is variable, memory low and there is no guaranteed, amount of CPU reserved for you.
This page outlines how and when AWS will purposefully reduce the performance of T1-Micro instances:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/concepts_micro_instances.html
Simplest fix is to upgrade to a larger instance.
If you're using W3 Total Cache try disabling (if you've turned on) the "Object Cache" feature