waveman777

Witaj Marcin, czy s? jakie? fragmenty kodu którym móg?bym si? przyjrze? co mog?o by Tobie pomóc w diagnozie? My?l? ?e podzielenie si? fragmentami kodu nie naruszy tu ?adnych praw, próbujemy jedynie rozwi?za? techniczny problem. S? jakie? konkretne pliki w których powinienem szuka? poszlak? Pozdrawiam

Why no one from WordPress devs responding to this topic? Can someone please tell me how to get their attention? I don’t think we should be looking for workarounds here, as it’s a huge issue with the WordPress core itself.

Is there any chance to hear from WordPress developers their opinion on this without opening a ticket?

I’d really like to be heard.

Thanks.

More plugins = more potential problems. WordPress already got pretty bulky.

And none of the plugins actually gives you full control, so if the process is fully automatic, there should always be a condition:

If a resized image file is bigger then the original one – don’t create it. and don’t use it.

This would fix everything.

Is there any chance to hear from developers their opinion on this without opening a ticket?

Hi Joy (@joyously)

Thanks for the response, but this is not the case. I’m not talking about pixel dimensions, but the image size in kilobytes or megabytes.

The problem is with how files are compressed, and that generated files with less pixels are multiple times bigger, which will also affect backups. And that all the compression is done for nothing if in the end files are heavier and loading time increases.

As for the screen size it doesn’t always really matter. If I use a 35KB image and set the width to 100%, it’s going to adapt to any screen perfectly and it will load in an instant. But right now WordPress is creating it’s own “smaller” – 300KB version of the same file which looks even worse. What for?

Also, on your plugin list 2nd wasn’t updated for 6 years, and 3rd has been closed and is no longer available for download. The other ones have nothing to do with compression method, so no useful in this case.

Thanks Cory, I seems that I’ll have to stick to two-part install. Not a very big deal though ??

Hi Cory,

What you said has been confirm by my hoster. Unfortunately they are not able/willing to go beyond these limits.

Do you think a separate database backup (which completed successfully) and a manual copy of the “Upload” folder with all media would a reasonable solution?

I wonder if restoring this kind of backup is straight forward?

Thanks

Hi Cory, I just checked some log files on the server and I found that there are 3 errors related to what Duplicator was trying to accomplish:

Error 500 POST /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php HTTP/1.1

Warning mod_fcgid: read data timeout in 300 seconds, referer: https://xxxxxxx.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=duplicator&tab=new3

Error Premature end of script headers: admin-ajax.php, referer: https://xxxxxxx.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=duplicator&tab=new3

So there is clearly some kid of timeout issue, but it doesn’t seem to be related to PHP because PHP Max Execution time is set to “0”. Any ideas?

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@congthien, have you read my reply to your comment? This post has been hanging here for over a month.

Regards

@congthien, could you please help me with this? It’s been over a month and I’m still stuck with this.

Regards

Thank you @jpeter30000, but unfortunately this isn’t what I’m looking for. By default the theme works good on mobile devices, and it also looks good on big windows. The problem is with a services section on narrower sizes.

@congthien, would you mind taking a look?

Hi @congthien,

How come it’s not related? I’m talking about a functionality that is already implemented in your theme, and it’s been used on home page of the theme. It’s all based on anchors # and it works without any problem on home page, after clicking on a menu link, the content scrolls and nothing is hidden behind the menu bar. I’d like to use the exact same functionality when used inner anchor links, as they use the exact same principle.

It works somehow when you refresh the page after clicking on anchor link, but it doesn’t when you actually click on the link, no scrolling and the content of the page is partially hidden by menu bar.

Maybe a tweak in the code or something? There must be a way to make it work properly, maybe some tweaks to theme.js where all scroll effects are defined?

It’s been almost 5 days without any response, could you please help me?

I’d really appreciate it.
Thank you

Ok, here is a testing site:

https://hermanowkatest.itdiffers.com

Please check “Our Services” section.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by waveman777.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by waveman777.

Could you please at least try to help help me? I cannot move it to a live server yet, and I don’t get how this could help you. This is your theme and you have full access to it, I haven’t touched the original CSS file, so all you need to do is to take a look at the code I guess, don’t you have a copy of it installed for testing? If not, I can install one on my private domain just so you can take a look.