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8:49 am
October 19, 2011
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FamilyMoneyValues
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Is everyone here talking about Wordpress plugins? or are there plugins for non-Wordpress sies as well.
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9:02 am
October 19, 2011
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Miss T @ Prairie Eco-Thrifter
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12:42 pm
October 19, 2011
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sterlingeffort
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We have 19 over at S.E.
Gotta streamline that stuff!!!
:D
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12:42 pm
October 19, 2011
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sterlingeffort
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Post edited 12:42 pm – October 19, 2011 by sterlingeffort
We have 19 over at S.E.
Gotta streamline that stuff!!!
:D
http://www.sterlingeffort.com
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3:04 pm
October 19, 2011
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Charles @ MoneyGreenLife
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i only have 6-7 plugins that i use.
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3:56 pm
October 19, 2011
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sterlingeffort
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How come you have so few dude? Mind sharing which ones you use?
J
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11:07 am
October 20, 2011
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SavingMentor
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I really like webpagetest.org for all things related to site load time. If you take some time to do more than scratch the surface with it you will find there is a ton of detailed info there that can help you improve speed.
Don't be discouraged if numbers seem a bit higher than you're used to though. It tends to report high (realistic) numbers – but that number isn't the amount of time until your viewer sees most of the page on their screen. That would be a much smaller number.
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4:16 am
October 21, 2011
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Henry @ TotallyMoney
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25 plugins. I would like to get the number down, but I think they are all pretty vital. I try to make sure they are all reputable, because they can be a real security risk
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