Introduction I’m a born twiddler. Even though something works quite happily, I’ll try something else. So it was yesterday. In an effort to improve the ‘user experience’ and promote a bit of feedback on this website, I’ve been twiddling with various plugins. Caching for Speed Some time ago I changed caching methods from Donncha’s WP [...]
DB Cache Replaces WP Super CacheFollowing on from my previous little post about DB Cache, I’ve been using it since that time and it seems to be faster to me from little old Blighty. I use a USA based host so anything I see has to cross the pond anyway, but in a non-logged-in state, page loading is definitely faster [...] |
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Trying a New WordPress Cache MethodI’ve decided in my twiddling madness, to try a new caching plug-in; DB Cache So far, it seems to be quicker at page loading compared to the previous caching method, WP-(Super) Cache, which isn’t bad considering all the ones and zeroes are crossing the Atlantic Ocean to get to my humble abode. Whether the claimed [...] |
WP Super Cache Manager prompts needless WordPress 2.7 UpdateProblem: A problem I had a while ago about WordPress 2.7 thinking it’s needs to update itself popped up again today. The old permalink problem I’ve back-burnered for now as it was just one post in thousands, but this problem, where WordPress 2.7 pops a message across the top of the dashboard saying it needs [...] |
Finally got WP-Super-Cache to Work!I’ve finally sorted out why I couldn’t get WP Super Cache working… For those that don’t know, the WordPress plugin is designed to deliver straight html pages to the client browser, zipped if the host will do it. This makes page loads a lot quicker for the user – which is good! Normally, all pages [...] |













