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How I increased Websitez.com’s performance by an additional 20%
Performance Overview A recent project of one of our co-founders, WebsiteSuggestions.net, motivated us to take a look at our own WordPress installation and see if we could speed up our site. In this blog post I will outline a few issues that we had that I know many other people are having. When we fired [...]
Posted March 19, 2012, 3:37 pm in How To, jQuery, WordPress Tips
How To Do A JavaScript Cross-Domain POST or GET With jQuery or XMLHttpRequest
If you have spent any significant amount of time in JavaScript sending data to the server, you have probably come across the strict cross-domain policy that has been in existence since the beginning of AJAX. There are ways around this such as a proxy script, but they are all kind of a pain. Most people are unaware [...]
Posted February 16, 2012, 5:04 pm in How To, jQuery
How To Get W3 Total Cache & Mobile Plugins To Work
When installing a mobile plugin on a WordPress blog that has W3 Total Cache installed and enabled, you have to address the fact that a page from your mobile theme might be cached and displayed to a desktop user. W3 Total Cache tried to address this with a section of their plugin that allows the [...]
Posted January 26, 2011, 3:32 pm in How To
Top 6 Reasons To Mobilize Your WordPress Blog
Mobile web will overtake the desktop within 5 years. That statement may surprise you. That means that within 5 years, the majority of visitors to your wordpress blog will be from a mobile device. Unfortunately, most websites are not compatible with mobile devices. And if they are, they tend to offer a terrible user experience [...]
Posted November 10, 2010, 7:02 pm in How To
How to make your wordpress blog compatible with mobile phones
“The mobile web will overtake the desktop within 5 years.” It is no surprise that as mobile phones become more accessible and as the Internet experience on a mobile phone continues to improve that mobile phone usage will overtake desktop usage. This means that your website must be compatible with a PC as well as [...]
Posted November 8, 2010, 1:54 am in How To