New answers tagged caching
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Caching plugin definitely helps as Alex already mentioned. But you will still hit a resource limit when you get a lot of visitors. There is a point you can't do much more than upgrading your hosting plan for more resources.
Consider a hosting provider such as WPEngine which automatically optimize your WordPress with caching and allows you to easily upgrade ...
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Wordpress can be a resource hog if you don't use caching. W3 Total Cache could help you a lot with MySQL, Object and Page Caching. You should also install PHP-APC and use it with the plugin. It can do wonders.
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As per this question, you can use fragment caching to exclude specific things from being cached:
Edit your templates to with the following syntax to ensure that
dynamic features remain so: Example 1:
<!-- mfunc any PHP code --><!-- /mfunc -->
Example 2:
<!-- mfunc -->any PHP code<!-- /mfunc -->
Example 3:
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Here is the mfunc part in the 0.9.2.9 version of the W3TC plugin:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/w3-total-cache/tags/0.9.2.9/lib/W3/PgCache.php#L1386
where the regular expression is:
$buffer = preg_replace_callback('~<!--\s*mfunc\s*' . W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY . '(.*)-->(.*)<!--\s*/mfunc\s*' . W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY . '\s*-->~Uis', ...
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