Matthew MacMillan (Page 2)

[Matthew MacMillan]

I didn’t fix it, but it went away. If I had to guess (I do), I’d say it was the code I put int he functions.php. I deleted it, but things were still acting funny. BUT when I went back and rebuilt the posts from scratch, they worked fine.

The fact that it wouldn’t let go of the freshly deleted code is a little worrisome, though. The site went down today with a 500 error, due to a php cache problem. Maybe related? Maybe not?

Who knows. The guys at the hosting company (asmallorange) are working on it. Debug bar shows all the php memory allocation as normal. Nothing taking more than it’s fair share, Jumpstart is fast as always, while Gravity Forms is bloated, as always.

Ah web development…. I reeeeally not good at this stuff.

Thanks for your help, Jason!

[Matthew MacMillan]

No, I DID have this in the unctions.php:
News Feed Thumbs

function newthumb_sizes($sizes) {
$sizes[‘square_smallest’][‘width’] = 260;
$sizes[‘square_smallest’][‘height’] = 65;
return $sizes;
}

add_filter(‘themeblvd_image_sizes’, ‘newthumb_sizes’);

I removed it though, and this problem still exists. Other than that I had your favicon plugin running. Turned that off too.

Any ideas? What’s different about the result?

[Matthew MacMillan]

Ok, thanks Jason. I’ll report back if I figure out a way to do this. It would be fun, no?

[Matthew MacMillan]

Will do. Thanks Jason!

[Matthew MacMillan]

This is awesome. Jason you continue to be a guiding star in my learning process. Thanks, man!
I’m sure I will be filling this page with question as soon as my coffee kicks in. 🙂
Matt

[Matthew MacMillan]

Yea, I used that exact solution to shore it up so I could keep working. I got stymied on the hook, because that logo area is variable (Site Name | Name & Tag | Logo Image) so I’m not sure what actions to remove and which to keep… I’m still new to hooks.

We’re measuring page loads in milliseconds due to end-users having very limited pipe, so anywhere I can shave load, I am.

Love the challenge though. I’m hoping to see a fully formed page spring forth in 2 seconds on dial-up. Never gonna happen though, WordPress itself is too fat. 🙂

[Matthew MacMillan]

Wow! Guys this is got the job done Thank you very much. It testing really nice and fast, for now. I’m trying to keep the site load as minimal as possible for mobile users in less than developed countries, so I’m shaving it all down as minimal as possible. I continue to be extremely impressed with Jumpstart, and this community. Thank you both of you.

Many more questions to come.

Matt

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