Make sure you know what the situation was before you change something so you can change it back. Every server setup and website is different, so research anything you want to change on your server first and check with your hosting company if needed. Warning:Change server settings at your own risk. Check out our separate tutorial on how to use Query Monitor to optimize performance.īefore you start scrolling, a disclaimer: It can be very helpful in analyzing and improving the speed of uncached pages, mainly by optimizing your queries. One tool we want to highlight is the Query Monitor plugin. Others are only useful to tune performance for high-traffic or content-heavy sites.Īt the bottom we listed a range of tools to check, analyse, profile, debug and improve performance. Some things are simple to implement and can increase page loading speeds tremendously, certainly combined. You can use it as a checklist to see if you overlooked any possible ways to increase performance. The subjects are arranged from server level to WordPress, to your plugins, your theme, and the user’s browser. It tries to give an overview of things you can look into further. This article is not meant as a definitive guide and is certainly not complete. The idea is to start making changes, test them, improve, rinse and repeat. There are so many things you can do to increase performance, the list is near endless. This leads to the follow-up question: “ What can I do to make my uncached pages load faster?” This article was written to answer that question. So the slowness you see is the “true” uncached speed of your site. AJAX requests are uncached by default and require all of WordPress to load. Most often the problem is that the page/website itself is slow, because of a myriad of reasons, ranging from limited server resources to heavy plugins, and from code inefficiencies to slow loading queries.Īdding to this, common page caching solutions don’t help on pages with facets, because FacetWP uses AJAX for filtering. We often get questions like: “ Why are my facets and results loading so slowly?” or “ Why is my caching solution not speeding up my facet page?” The answer can be complicated, but FacetWP itself is super fast and so highly optimized that it is rarely the cause of slow loading pages.
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