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The reason I wondered if I needed to do this was because when I run a Pingdom site speed test on: https://example.com, my speed registers consistently as a little slow, and the first two lines it runs through are https://example.com (1.4 sec) followed by https://www.example.com (1.9 sec)….and then a bunch of other stuff.

If I run a Pingdom speed test on https://www.example.com, it runs through the https://www.example.com, but skips the https://example.com and always seems to run quite fast.

Is this what should happen? In your opinion, is any action needed on my part?

Thank you again.

I have no idea why….but now it has sped up. Blog still loads a little slow so if you have any other suggestions, I would most appreciate. Thank you.

I am trying to minimize my site downtime when I make the switch from twenty twelve to Virtue Premium. Since I already know that my site navigation menu is going to change quite a bit, should I make the new menu under my currently theme (but continue using my old one) and then activate the new one once I convert to Virtue. I just don’t want my site to be down longer than necessary while I fool around trying to get my nav right with the new theme.

Thank you Hannah. When I move stuff around my nav menu, do you know if I need to re-submit a sitemap to Google etc.? I’m just curious if this kind of change makes it temporarily difficult for search engines to find my content. For example, I have a couple blog post that drive a fair bit of revenue and I don’t want them to be lost.

I would like to minimize my site down time by preparing as much as I can ahead of time. I don’t suppose there is some kind of cheat sheet for ideal image sizes for the sliders etc. on the virtue premium theme?

Thanks!

Hi Hannah,

I agree that the premium theme may have more of what I need. Thank you for the link.

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Thank you. That I can handle.

Thank you. I am using 2012.

Okay, okay……I will. I know it wrong to modify the theme files ??

Thanks.