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Performance concerns: index.php vs taxonomy-$taxonomy.php
On one of our latest projects I'm planning to use the index.php file to display different taxonomy layouts. Basically I'm planning to use is_tax( 'sometaxonomy' ) to display the data/loop for ...
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WP_Query Performance Issues with meta_query
I'm working on a custom template for a new theme that uses a WP_Query instance to select posts from 2 post types with 2 custom fields that are NOT empty. Depending on the section of the site, a ...
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reducing the amount of wp_query calls
I'm working on a site where we're introducing drop down panels from the menu which will display thumbnails from various tags on the site.
Each panel has a left column displaying a featured post, and ...
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Which is from this queries is more faster
I need to do some query. Now i choosing from this variables. Which is from this queries is more faster. Which differences between them ?
function filter_where($where = '') {
$where .= " AND ...
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Should i use wp transient with w3-total-cache apc caching
Should i use in my queries wp transient like this -
<?php
if ( ! $my_paged = absint( get_query_var( 'paged' ) ) )
$my_paged = 1;
if ( ! $my_query = get_transient( "567recent_$my_paged" ) ...
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Disable (or limit) queries when certain content (or data) is not needed (or showed)
Currently I am making a custom design for a site. The problem I'm seeing in Wordpress is about almost all data pulled out from the database.
While in certain pages - like front-page.php - it only ...
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Filtering by Post Meta Custom Fields - Performance
I could use some advise on how to structure my data for performance. I have a custom post type with a lot of custom meta data stored in the wp_postmeta table as a serialized array under one meta key ...
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Improving WP_Query performance for multiple taxonomies
I have a site with several custom taxonomies, and have found that one of the slowest parts of the site is attempting to query with an OR across several of these at once. I'm using a WP_Query like so:
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