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Re: Boosting The Loading Speed Of Your WordPress Blog

Cookieless Domain — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 05:31:10 -0000

W3 Total Cache is very cool, can boost loading time a lot!

Re: Boosting The Loading Speed Of Your WordPress Blog

How2CentOS — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 05:55:29 -0000

Great post thanks! Been using W3 Total cache for sometime and it's always useful to see what other people have done and pickup optimizing tips.

Re: Boosting The Loading Speed Of Your WordPress Blog

Cookieless Domain — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 06:05:23 -0000

No problem ... glad it worked fine for you :-)

Regards,

Michael

Re: Boosting The Loading Speed Of Your WordPress Blog

mundoestetica — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 00:30:01 -0000

hello guys, thank you very for the excellent post. Easy and fast, it can boost a lot the website/blog speed. Our time response has decreased by 7/8 times at least. Thank you again!

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Cookieless Domain — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 05:29:29 -0000

If you want I can send you an email with the vhost settings/.htaccess entries.

Re: Compressing Your Websites Graphic Files With The Help Of Google

Cookieless Domain — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 07:26:00 -0000

Hey Kim.

If you would take a closer look at the graphic in the post (I think it is number 4) you would see that Page Speed offers you to watch the compressed version of the graphics, and it offers you to download the compressed version :)

About CSS sprites... this will be another post soon.

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Kimberly Castleberry — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 14:58:33 -0000

While you say a subdomain will not help thats what I'm in the process of setting up. Only, since we have what amounts to host access on a rather sizeable virtual machine, I've had my husband ( a tier three linux engineer for the hosting firm Contegix) do some tweeking to adjust things. I'm curious what modifications you are making at the vhost level. Its an interesting study.
Kimberly

Re: Compressing Your Websites Graphic Files With The Help Of Google

Kimberly Castleberry — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 13:16:03 -0000

This post didn't exactly tell me what I expected it to tell. Sure we've got googles help for page speed but what are the recommendations for how to compress the images and for which images its worth our time and more perhaps about how to integrate css sprites into sites (particularly w p sites that utilize preconfigured themes).

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Cookieless Domain — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 12:00:16 -0000

Thank you for passing by ;)

Oh well, in this scenario I moved all static files to a cookieless domain (it is cookielessdomain.de).
The W3 Total Cache option is the CDN option "self-hosted ftp"... runs great.

The vhost is a little bit tweaked. I am using this technique for a bigger project, too. Runs great, on some sites I have Google Page Speed Score of 98/100.

I am sure that all these techniques will be sooner or later a big part of SEO, Google recommends using these techniques.

For me valid XHTML and a high Google Page Speed Score is not only a hobby, it is part of my job.

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Kimberly Castleberry — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 11:34:59 -0000

Color me impressed. About half of it went over my head but still a great demonstration and explanation.

Compressing the js, css and running minify ... and then offloading that and the static images... the thing is I'm not sure where your moving them.

Is this where CDNs come into play in speeding up sites?

This looks like an explaination to why using the js, css compression in w3 total cache, and then hooking in to a cdn produces such tight results.

Then again, I could be out in left field LOL

Re: How To Boost The Loading Speed Of Your Website

Cookieless Domain — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 01:20:39 -0000

Thank you very much :)

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Cookieless Domain — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 02:59:15 -0000

Yes, this post is technical. But the thing is that I want to create a business out of it.
At least I can help in any question regarding these techniques.

If everyone would know how to handle these techniques the websites would be much much faster!
Setting up a cookieless domain is a technical "thing" ;)

Re: How A Cookieless Domain Speeds up your website

Suresh Khanal — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 21:25:22 -0000

This post is bit too technical for a simple man like me? But I guess being informed about design technicalities will help me choose better themes and templates. The concepts looks attractive and hope the people when designing scripts will follow such technique.

Re: Compressing Your Websites Graphic Files With The Help Of Google

Cookieless Domain — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 09:20:44 -0000

Hey there.

The php settings have nothing to do with a cookieless domain.
In my case I have registered a new domain, cookielessdomain.de

From that domain I can serve static content cookieless.

Michael

Re: Compressing Your Websites Graphic Files With The Help Of Google

Aki — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 07:42:35 -0000

Hello, interesting site you have. Maybe you could help me a bit on cookieless issue...

I have Joomla site where recently I changed php.ini settings:
session.cookie_domain ="" to session.cookie_domain ="www.mysite.info"
session.cookie_path = "" to session.cookie_path = "/tmp/"
On my phpBB forum (located in www.mysite.info/forum) I also changed cookie server from ".mysite.info" into "www.mysite.info" and named the cookie path from "/" to "/forum".

Can you tell me if these settings will give me cookieless subdomains once I put subdomains up and fill them with images, css, js etc.? Or is this impossible as my site used ".mysite.info" earlier ie. I can't produce cookieless subdomains on this site no matter what.

In short is the only solution to get myself another domain for cookieless stuff?

Re: How To Boost The Loading Speed Of Your Website

lordspace — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 00:57:02 -0000

Nice article.
I didn't know of Google Page Speed Addon.
cool.

Re: How To Boost The Loading Speed Of Your Website

Memory Foam Mattress — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 15:08:50 -0000

HI, very thanks for your feedback in V7N forum and this great post~~~I'm now working on my CSS file~~~~