vintageman

thank you. i have used a few tools to check for mixed content and they have all come back to say there is no problem, so not sure why cloudflare is saying their is a problem. but i will do what you have suggested

the big dom size is very puzzling

steven you said Your page requires 182 “gets” from the browser to get its content. Each “get” also has a .5 second TTFB. I’m not seeing any CDN involved in serving your images.

how do i check this. not sure why my images are not being served by cdn. i am using cloudflare and wp rocket. i have followed the instructions so must have done something wrong

When i check on the speed report, it says that the dom size slows sites down and should be reduced. The theme i am using is known as the best according to reviews, but to be honest, i do not agree.

Thank you for that. When i do a speed test here, it shows problems and shows the site is loading slow

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.in2town.co.uk/v8MuB1z8/

and this one

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.in2town.co.uk%2F&tab=desktop

and this one

https://tools.pingdom.com/#5d8bab5aeec00000

is there any instructions on using cloudflare. i did attempt to use it and it was so complicated. i never noticed any increase in speed, but would like to try it again if i can find step by step instructions on setting it up

thank you for that.

That is great thank you. WOuld this work on their articles as well. So if they wrote an article, at the top it would show only their menu

Thank you

i asked and they said the following As we have stated we are not able to repair the database using the MySQL repair service hence we have recommended contacting an experienced database specialist.

they have said the back up that they have is too old

no, not been able to repair it

this is a reply i just got back from them. i should have moved my site a long time ago as they receive lots of complaints and come up with excuses. the site is always going down. friends of mine who had sites with them moved because their sites were going down on a weekly basis, and sometimes daily.

Please note that in the wp_options table are stored various information regarding your website and it could get corrupted by various reasons.

A WordPress update did not go properly and it was not finalized. Some of the plugins or the theme of the website could have caused this.

Currently, we are not able to determine exactly what has caused the corruption of the database table hence we have recommended contacting an experienced database specialist so they could provide you with more information on the matter.

do you know how this type of thing can happen. my hosting company tmd hosting has said it is nothing to do with them