Optimize post insert and delete for bulk operations?
Not much noticeable when working with individual posts, but when you create or delete multiple thousands in bulk and by code – process is quite slow.
Not much noticeable when working with individual posts, but when you create or delete multiple thousands in bulk and by code – process is quite slow.
PROBLEM: I’am trying to prevent execution of default WordPress query for custom category template. I have found a possible solution, but looks like it preventing execution of all post queries:
While this is a question, it is as well a serious warning to publishers that separate their posts using <!--nextpage-->.
I’m working on a website for a company that will very likely be creating millions of posts via a custom post type. They’re prayers, so basically the user on the front end just submits a short phrase via a form. All the company cares about is the post content and the date posted. The site hasn’t even launched yet and they already have over 120,000 posts, so I’m dead serious when I say millions.
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I’m trying to tune a wordpress website which suffers slow loading times, and I found out that the home page seems to take a lot more time to load. It’s not due to content because I’m just considering the time it takes for the base request to end (viewable via firebug in firefox).
The $content_width GLOBAL in WordPress effects many themes and even some plugins by limiting the size of images and embeds in posts, it is a requirement for themes submitted to wordpress.org.
To optimise the speed of my platform (beyond caching, database optimisation, JPEG compression, CSS sprites etc), it has come to my attention that disabling the wptexturize() function may give some minor results.