douglaseberger

To minimize dynamic page load times, the smartest thing to do is reduce code, not add code. I have had the most success making page templates, where I have eliminated the sidebar when it was unnecessary.

In case you or someone else doesn’t already know how to make a page template: In your theme, duplicate page.php; rename it pageTitle.php (where pageTitle is whatever you want it to be); and open the file in an editor such as Dreamweaver or your preferred code editor.

Add directly above <?php get_header(); ?>:
<?php
/*
Template Name: pageTitle
*/
?>

Then locate and delete the following to eliminate the sidebar:
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

I hope that resolves your issue!

I don’t know if this will fix all your issues. But, it fixed my uploading issues.

Paste this to the bottom of your wp-config.php file, and replace yourDomainName, yourUsername and yourPassword):

/* WordPress FTP Information (For removing the constant password request on plugin install and removal) */

define(“FTP_HOST”, “yourDomainName.com”);
define(“FTP_USER”, “yourUsername”);
define(“FTP_PASS”, “yourPassword”);

I have periodically run into a similar issue. I have resolved it by pasting the html and posting, not clicking the tab for WYSIWYG. Kinda sucks, but it worked. I hope that helps.

If you don’t want it to end with a slash, just paste /%postname% into the textfield.

Just alter your permalinks. Just paste /%postname%/ into your custom structure option. Remove the second slash if you want it without the slash …

It’s even easier if you install the All in one SEO Pack plugin, where you can specify the title of your homepage, and customize titles for second-level pages.

Under Settings > Permalinks, enter /%postname%/ in the custom structure.

I just had the same problem. I fixed it by doing the following:

Go to the root directory of your WordPress site. Go to wp-content/uploads/ and remove the .htaccess file.