newgeek

It looks to be something related to the “Still need more speed?” part.

I disable all options there. Mobile version went to normal, but page speed rank (for mobile) decrease from 71/100 to 52/100

Complicated issue. I would like to stay near 70 at least.

EDIT:
“Still need more speed?”

Checked “Load CSS asynchronously” and “Disable all above CSS options on mobile devices” and mobile version broke again.
This time I got a 66/100 on mobile test (if I turn the other two option on I’ll probably go back to my 71/100).

So right not it’s page speed x visitor’s experience. Any ideas guys?

Okay guys.

Looks like “Speed Booster Pack” IS the problem. The thing is, my website without this plugins gets a Page Speed (google) of 58/100 on desktop.

With it on I’m getting a 81/100 – So turning it off is a “no no”

Any idea on what is causing it?

PLUGINS OPTION (all checked) :
Main plugin options:

Move scripts to the footer

Load JS from Google Libraries

Defer parsing of javascript files

Remove query strings

Lazy load images to improve speed

Removes extra Font Awesome styles

Remove junk header tags:

Remove RSD Link

Remove WordPress Shortlink

Remove Adjacent Posts Links

Remove Windows Manifest

Remove the WordPress Version

Remove all rss feed links

Thanks!

I just want to Thank you so much! It worked and I’m pretty sure everything is fine now… All thanks to you =)

I’m really happy because this problem was bugging me for quite some time now… Hehe

Thanks again man!

No, it’s probably my fault since English is not my mother language.
So Sorry!

What I want is a place in the sidebar where I can show my visitors the Most Viewed Pages of the Current Month.

Since we’re in April, I want to show my visitors the most visited/viewed posts of the current month, April. I’ve no need to sort popular posts by month, only to show the most viewed posts of the current month.

Of course I don’t want to change the month manually everysingle month so I tried using the $month = date(‘m’); thing.

I already tried your tip of changing it to date(‘n’); but it didn’t work. Sadly. It didn’t mess anything, but there was no change.

And I had a post receiving a lot of views recently (an April post – 9k views ) and it went for the “second position” in the most viewed posts (so I don’t think it’s stuck in March). I think my code is just showing the “Most Viewed of All Time” when what I really want is the “Most Viewed of the Current Month“.

By the way, thanks for taking your time and trying to help. I really appreciate this kind of thing, it’s not everyone who has this kinda of behavior.

Thanks!

So no easy way around it …. I saw some people using this:

$month = date('m');
$year = date('Y');
query_posts('post_type=post&posts_per_page=10&orderby=comment_count&order=DESC&year=' . $year . '&monthnum=' . $month);

while (have_posts()): the_post();

Why does it work for this kinda of Popular post, but not for mine…?

Anyways, any Tutorial/Guide I could follow to make mine work… Otherwise I’m giving up and just using the “popular post of all time”.

Thanks in advance!

I found my own solution for anyone interested I’m using this:

<?php
		$paged = get_query_var('paged') ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
		query_posts('cat=6&paged='.$paged.'&post_per_page='.get_option('posts_per_page'));
		?>

            <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

Then the call for thumbnail, title, etc…The endwhile

<? endwhile ?>

And this to get the pagination

<?php
		global $wp_query;
		$big = 999999999; // need an unlikely integer
		echo paginate_links( array(
			'base' => str_replace( $big, '%#%', esc_url( get_pagenum_link( $big ) ) ),
			'format' => '?paged=%#%',
			'current' => max( 1, get_query_var('paged') ),
			'total' => $wp_query->max_num_pages 	) ); ?>