Prpl

That does seem like a dirty solution.

Although, now that I think about it, maybe installing W3TC and enabling database cache on memcached(you’ll need memcached on the server) can be something worth trying. If you have an SSD server, you can try disk caching instead of memcached.

The only way to turn that off might be to edit the plugin files and comment out the code involved. It might even break the plugin. You’ll need to contact the developer to actually do something about it.

Good luck ??

Hi iaw4,

Can you try the configuration given here and check if it works?

Cheers ??

Hi sarflu,

You can certainly host your blog on a subdomain. You’ll need to set up a server that satisfies the requirements for hosting WordPress (See here ). Then you’ll need to set up an ‘A’ record for your subdomain to go to that server’s IP address.

As far as landing pages are concerned, you can certainly use WordPress for building your landing pages. There are a lot of free and paid plugins that help you create those with ease.

You can certainly host your WordPress blog/site on AWS. You’ll jsut need to set it up, or get someone to do it. I recommend EasyEngine if you’re starting with a fresh server.

Cheers ??

Hi ravinderdande,

Please share more details so someone can take a look and help you out.

Cheers

Hi tomkinsrichard,

Can you install the Query Monitor plugin and check if there are any slow database queries or so while opening the edit screens?

Hi freddief,

Lines 1430 onwards in your style.css handle the mobile compatibility. But to actually keep things fixed, you’ll need to change most of the percentage based widths to fixed pixel values. If you know css, this should be a trivial task.

Hey GoBlog,

If you know CSS, you can create a child theme, and write the css with media queries for different screen sizes. If you want something ready made, you can check out this plugin called Responsive Twenty Ten. The plugin is a bit old, so you’ll have to test if it works properly. If it causes problems, you can take out the css from the plugin files and put it in a child theme you create.

For more information on child themes, see here

Hi jasenko,

It seems like you are using an ad-blocker. Please try disabling your ad blocker and then try. It should work as intended.

Gaurav

This is because the Roots theme rewrites the gallery shortcode with it’s own cleanup code. In order to make it work, ope the file lib/cleanup.php and comment the following lines(363,364)

remove_shortcode('gallery');
add_shortcode('gallery', 'roots_gallery');

And it’ll work.