WP Load Time Very Slow After Latest W3All Release

[axew3]

ok! by the way anyone can do what think better, no problems in any case!
this is a free space, where anyone like to do what better think. Or i hope it is ...

... @elawrenc01 i'm really sorry
let say as justification that i'm over help building two different sites at mean time, one of these need a payment archive in a way that need to be built from scratch, because there aren't with needed features over thousand about members.
I offer quite often free fly help to someone, so please, forgive me if i totally forget about minutes i have take over something some day or month before. I think by the way it isn't a thing of last day, or i need a doctor very soon, maybe ...

PM me remembering the point please!

[elawrenc01]

Oh, it's no problem! I understand you are busy. I am going to make some other changes and test again.

The NEWSMAG theme doesn't use Visual Composer any longer, they have their own composer now that they built from scratch. It's more efficient.

[kaspir]

I'll jump in and try and help here.

Give me a few things please:
1. url to your site, so I can run my own load time tests
2. version of wordpress and version of w3all plugin currently?
3. you said your on apache now? just confirm
4. Is w3all plugin active right now?
5. Do you know what version of PHP your site is currently running?

[elawrenc01]

Ok. I am not running the plugin at the moment, I will gather all info and report back.

I know I am running PHP 7.0 and the latest version of wordpress

[axew3]

ah ok, you may refer to the WP iframed page, do not have understand, by the way, i would suggest you and all, to choose good useful working plugins that not compromise your system overloading it with not useful things ...

[kaspir]

ah ok, you may refer to the WP iframed page, do not have understand, by the way, i would suggest you and all, to choose good useful working plugins that not compromise your system overloading it with not useful things ...

Agreed, as WP constantly updates it's platform, not all plugin authors keep up. Keep an eye on plugin dates and remove anything your not depending on or not going to use. While installing new plugins, it may be wise to not do so many at one time. So that if any problems do arise, you may be able to pin-point the culprit faster. Work smart, not hard!

About PHP versions, I know that there are still plugins available that will pose issues on PHP7.0 because they are still contain deprecated PHP5.6 code. There is a cool plugin I found to resolve weather or not a WP plugin is deemed worthy for PHP7. here it is: https://wordpress.org/plugins/php-compa ... y-checker/