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The website opens very slowly. Is there any way to increase the website opening

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  • #628181

    gzlongjuanfengkj
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    Hello, our website opens very slowly. Is there any way to increase the speed of opening the website? The Google score is very low, and it is also very low when opening on other test websites.

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    #628196

    gzlongjuanfengkj
    Participant

    I turned off all these settings, and it does feel like the product page is a bit faster, but only one product image is displayed, and it cannot be enlarged. Which setting should I turn on so that the product image on the product page can be slid or enlarged? Keep the others turned off to increase the website’s opening speed

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    #628238

    Luke Nielsen
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    Our theme is optimized for speed and should not significantly slow down your website. However, it’s possible that your website’s performance is affected by the content you have added. For instance, the use of too many plugins, large unoptimized images, or other resources can slow down your website.

    We recommend that you remove any unnecessary plugins and install a JS & CSS optimization plugin such as WP Rocket. Our guide on how to optimize your website using our themes can be found here: https://xtemos.com/wordpress-performance-optimization-the-ultimate-guide-in-2021/.

    If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

    Kind regards

    #628457

    gzlongjuanfengkj
    Participant

    Our server is Cloudways (premium plan of $56/month for 4 CPUs). We installed the paid wprocket and followed the tutorial you gave above. However, the ETERNITY RINGS category chart in the Shop By Category module on the homepage is misplaced. It was normal before some performance tests were turned off, but I don’t know what caused this error. The speed has increased a bit according to your tutorial, but it has not reached a high Google score. Why? What else needs to be optimized?

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    #628507

    Luke Nielsen
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    These https://prnt.sc/KxZJE-7lBYBq options should be enabled.

    Please update access – https://prnt.sc/xvjyuv0aYqXI so I can check its settings and investigate it.

    Kind Regards

    #628520

    gzlongjuanfengkj
    Participant

    If I turn on the settings you captured, the website speed will slow down, or which of them can prevent the images from being misaligned and help speed up the website?

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    #628528

    gzlongjuanfengkj
    Participant

    I turned on all of them and it’s still a mess

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    #628612

    Luke Nielsen
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    1)

    –Minimize main-thread work – I suggest using the Wp Rocket to fix it, more details are here: https://wp-rocket.me/google-core-web-vitals-wordpress/minimize-main-thread-work/

    -Reduce JavaScript execution time – also the WP Rocket can help with it, check this: https://wp-rocket.me/google-core-web-vitals-wordpress/reduce-javascript-execution-time/

    -Reduce the impact of third-party code – it looks like 3rd party plugins affect that – https://prnt.sc/n8Khcl-A9XVK

    –Serve images in next-gen formats: Consider using a plugin or service that will automatically convert Ensure text remains visible during webfont load uploaded images to the optimal formats e.g ‘Imagify’ from the Image Optimization tab in ‘WP Rocket’ to convert your images to WebP.

    -Avoid an excessive DOM size – The number of DOM elements are generated in the process of content building. All page builder elements are DOM elements. If you want to reduce DOM elements you will have to reduce the content: widgets, products, menu items, and others.

    -Reduce unused JavaScript – Use the WP Rocket to fix that, navigate to WP Rocket -> Settings -> File optimization -> enable Minify JavaScript files: https://prnt.sc/gRnGNFDeaCCN and additionally these options: https://prnt.sc/fCMisMjViraZ

    -Properly size images: the solution is described here – https://developer.chrome.com/docs/lighthouse/performance/uses-responsive-images/?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=lr

    -Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy – You should cache immutable static assets for a long time, such as a year or longer, so you need to configure your server to return the Cache-Control HTTP response header:

    https://take.ms/vXMSl

    For now, it’s adjusted for 30d on your server – https://prnt.sc/7RGRdR_6P2OU. It should be 1year+ as in the example: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/lighthouse/performance/uses-long-cache-ttl/?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=lr#how_to_cache_static_resources_using_http_caching

    -Reduce unused CSS – To fix that, I suggest using the WP Rocket. WP Rocket -> Settings -> File optimization. Enable CSS minify and combine it: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-remove-unused-css-in-wordpress-the-right-way/

    2) The issue is in the size of the images, on our demo, the bigger image is 600×600 and the others as 300×300.

    So you need to upload these https://prnt.sc/l43PYpj_frL- images with the same dimentions.

    Kind Regards

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