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Hi Marco,

Thank you for your reply. I’m getting the point of the different kinds of cache now, thank you :-). As you said, I looked at the chrome dev tool to check out the network activity. There are some elements that take very long to load (1-4 seconds). Sometimes they have a 200 or 304 status, but I do not really know what that means: a little bit of lack of technic knowledge I’m afraid ??

Maybe I can send you the log so you can take a peak?

Hi Marco,

Thank you for your quick reply. I only work on this once a week, so that’s why my response is so late.

Loading the admin widgets page is still very slow. Fortunately when the page is loaded, working on it doesn’t slow things very down anymore. Recent times all made changes weren’t lost too after refreshing, so that’s nice.

Altough I don’t have very much technical knowledge about the benefits of caching, I followed your advice on caching and installed the QuickCache-plugin. This works fine for the front-end. Didn’t see any changes on loading on the admin/back-end. Maybe there’s something for that too?

I’m afraid I have too many visual editor widgets on all my widget areas. Editing them on every single page separately – as you said – can be the solution. I’m afraid I don’t have enough time to realise this though, because I have to go live in the next couple of days…

Again thank you very much. Despite this I really enjoy working with the widget very much, it brings me a lot!

In addition, this is the slug when I refresh the widget area in my dashboard: /wp-admin/widgets.php?widgets-access=off

Maybe the problem is related to this?

Also tried working with the Accessibility Modus Off. Dragging and dropping the deactivated widgets to sidebars worked fine, but after refreshing (which took more than 1 minute) all changes were lost. Very disappointing indeed.

Hope you can help, I’m a little bit stuck right now.

Cheers, Martin