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Yep.
Just removed the <?php padd_theme_credits(); ?> from footer.php and it worked.
I’m guessing you have some <?php tag left open. Double check.
You could also just copy a new footer.php file over to you’re server and start again.

Nothing. Paste the url.

Can you send me you’re themes files?
Use something like wikisend to do it.

Hi have to say, that this themes has some stuff i’ve never seen before.
Like the stuff inside template-top.php and template-bot.php.
I don’t know what it is, or what it is for.

Make sure you removed the entire <?php padd_theme_credits(); ?> fwhole thing. Don’t leave the “php” parts in.
If that dosen’t work, open library.php and at the end of the file, remove the “Renders the theme credits.” part. All of it.
If that dosen’t work, Try adding a ?> where you removed the render theme credits, and if that dosen’t work, let me know. I’ll install the theme and try to figure it out.
Don’t forget to backup all you’re files before doing changes.

Firebug won’t list the files that hold stuff. Just the pages.
Anyway, it’s inside the footer.php.
Look for copy yada yada and it’s probably the <?php padd_theme_credits(); ?> that’s pulling that from you’re function.php file.

Hope it helps.

Hi James,
Thanks for the link, but it dosen’t really answer my question.

I already know about optimizing, queries, minify, and all that.
I′m already running w3tc and caching everything i can. The sites get good grades in yslow but still need more optimization.
I do intend on making my sites the best they can be in this areas, but…does this server work for what i want? To much power? Need more ram?

Just remove this entire block: https://pastebin.com/wdNNfpcT
If that messes up you’re theme, remove just the <?php ?> parts and everything in it.

Hi 39images,

Is MOST POPULAR POSTS a widget? If yes, just remove it from the widget sidebar.
If not, then you have to open footer.php (if there is one) and remove it there.

The “about” thing, that you have to edit in style.css.
Look for h1 of .content.

Good luck

I′m using W3TC.
I know it produces static html rather than a db query, but i′m looking for a fall back mechanism. I don′t want to serve my heavy pages when my server is in some sort of trouble.

Try to imagine this scenario:
1. You get a gigantic traffic spike on you’re blog or the mysql server has some sort of problem
2. The server (or maybe even you) start a light webserver like lighty that redirects all traffic to this “light content”.
3. It stops the other webserver and avoids a tragedy ??
4. When the spike is over, everything returns to its normal state.

No cache, no sql queries, no big features, just plain and simple content.

I know that the big players have big infrastructures that support all kind of errors, but we, the little guys don’t. This would be a cheap and reliable alternative for always being able to show our content, and have time to get a second server or whatever without actually being offline, if you get a really huge spike. I believe it could actually be a great thing for WP.

What do you think HF T?

Should this be moved to WP-Advanced forum?

Hi,

Any news on this?

That would be great. Need any help?

Tested it. In my case the culprit is W3 Total Cache

Same problem here. I′m gonna find the culprit and post it here. Thanks.

> Update: So i disabled all the plugins and activated Multisite User Management and only after that the rest of the plugins and everything is working. I suspect it was the w3tc plugin. but no proof yet.

Then i (and a lot of wp users) can′t use this plugin.
Thanks for the feedback.