flywebguy

Thanks for the feedback Robert – for some reason I didn’t get an email update with your response so took longer responding.

Do you have a timeline on the next release?

Thanks,
Steve

@matthew,

OK, I’ll have to dig into it more. Thanks again for the quick help and fast replies!

@matthew, thanks for the links. The codex one helped me to understand that there is a change that needs to be made within wp_config.php… I was wondering how it would know which tables to use when the DB login and username are the same for all.

However, when I migrate the WP install, will I also need to change the table prefixes before I add them to the single database or is that something that wordpress does automatically when I designate it within wp_config.php? Seems like I’d have to manually change before I migrate, but not sure.

Thanks

Well, I just went into phpmyadmin and repaired the tables and all is good now.

I’m glad it’s working for everyone ?? And great point Canadianllama, thanks for writing it down for those that can’t take advantage of videos in our environments.

Thanks Daniel for creating such a great plugin!

I want to inform everyone how to fix this. The problem is that your database is too large and the WordPress XML is timing out. However, Daniel included in the plugin settings a way to overcome your monster of a database.

I’ve created a Youtube walk-through on how to fix it which you can see here: https://youtu.be/QNE1gK5ukac

I had the same problem with both the lite and Pro versions. Looks like it’s visibility is set to hidden. To change it add the following to your custom CSS:

td {
  visibility: visible !important;
}

If I set it to manual, where should I put the PHP code? I went ahead and added the custom CSS.

You can see the site I’m testing it on here: https://prodigeemarketing.com/blog

Thanks a ton!

Actually, I’m just trying to get the icons to be set off to the left of the post (as well as the post excerpt) as they’ve done at TechCrunch.com Currently I can only get it to show up to the right of the featured image.

I’m trying to get it to be offset to the left (see this photo).

Thanks!

Concerning Cloud hosting, I’d suggest Rackspace. They have cloud hosting as well as CDN. It integrates seamlessly with W3tc.

After running a page speed test on your site, I am getting 8.2 seconds to load. Not horrible, but but with a TTFB of 0450ms, you can get a lot better times on your site.. Google gives you a page speed score of 79. Live-able.

To speed it up, definitely get a CDN setup. As you are not minifying your JS or using Cookies, I would suggest both of those…

69% of your requests are for images, so really work on compressing those. A CDN will work for that. Another way to reduce your photo load time is to host them on another account (i.e. Flickr) and hot link them to your site.

Interesting. I’ve used it on quite a few sites and haven’t had a problem.

What version of WP are you running? What is your site url?

Probably your database cache (inside W3tc). Are you using a sitemap or a CDN? Both might be affecting it as well.

All-in-One SEO pack

Best hands down

Just signup for a CDN with Rackspace Cloud Files… will cost you less than $5/mo. for a moderately visited blog/site. Plus W3tc has easy integration with it… see this video for help: https://youtu.be/JXUBU_WoF_8