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I hope that when you decide to add this, it’ll just save them in wp_postmeta first and then add them later as entries to the wp_yarpp_related_cache table, with very high scores.

I wouldn’t want another sql query on the front end. ??

If someone does leave a comment, the plugin will have to go through a lot more cached files to delete them.

Does your “Aim to have less than 500 cached files if possible” advice refer to WP-Cache files or WP-Super-Cache files?

I’d like to have an idea of the impact of having 1000 WP-Super-Cache files, as long as the WP-Cache files are few.

The unique name is so that there is easily no name collisions in the /imagescaler directory.

If the article itself is regarding the Nokia N95, I am very certain that search engines and search engine image search users wouldn’t care about the filename. An image by any other name would smell as sweet.

SEO for images? That’s unusual. I thought people are interested only in SEO for webpages.

Yes it works with wordpress 2.7 to 2.8.4.

Question:

Is markramalho.com an “addon domain” on sergioieoropoli.com’s CPanel or is markramalho.com hosted on a totally separate server or account?

My next set of instructions will depend on your answer.

I’m sorry my previous post should have been:

I’m confused regarding what you want. Do you want to be at https://markramalho.com/ or at https://www.sergioieropoli.com/markramalho/ ?

Please visit your settings page and post what you have on your “Blog URL”.

Change your Blog URL to what you want.

I’m confuse regarding what you want. Do you want to be at https://markramalho.com/ or at https://www.sergioieropoli.com/markramalho/ ?

Please visit your settings page and post what you have on your “Blog URL”.

How many monthly pageviews was that site serving? I want to discuss this with my current host. I’m also curious to know where did someone say Pages are tougher than Posts.

No, that Joomla site is under construction. The WP blog is somewhere else, has 1,050 articles and gets 100,000 pageviews from 43,000 visits a month. Check me out on Quantcast, if you like.

Now I understand where you are coming from and I wish you good luck and I hope you get responses better than the ‘never actually anything of any authority’ you find elsewhere.

I’m currently using WP SuperCache with a 6-hour expiry time and running the blog on a 1 CPU server. WordPress is a CPU killer. Without SuperCache I was hitting CPU loads of between 5 to 9 for several hours every night. Dual quadcore will be just about enough, I think.

Right now I rigged WP to serve custom pages whenever the visitor enters from a search engine search (That’s 25%-30% of all pageviews), and not serve from cache. If the traffic goes higher I may have to either turn this off or upgrade my hardware.

Please take this only for whatever it’s worth.

delete duplicate

https://iowagirleats.com/feed/ is a 302 to https://feeds.feedburner.com/iowagirleats . As such I cannot tell you it is updating or not.

By the way, is your blog set to ping feedburner?

What are Quicklinks?

Rammer18, what do you have on your permalinks setting right now?

Next time, please do not post on [resolved] posts if you have an issue.

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Edit the comments.php of your theme to have two comment display areas, threaded and non-threaded, depending on the post_ID.

No easier way as far as I know.

But there may be a way to unset the threaded comments global setting inside a theme. It’s something to check out inside the wp_list_comments() function definition.

I hope this helps.

$query = "SELECT id, SUBSTRING(post_content,1,40), post_title, post_name FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE ((post_status='publish') AND (post_type = 'post') AND ($wpdb->posts.post_password = '')) ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1"; where 40 is the desired length.

You will also want to strip_tags(), e.g., $post_content = "<p>".strip_tags($post->post_content)."</p>\n";

Or, better, you can do all the cutting in PHP, $post_content = snippet(strip_tags($post->post_content), 10); where 10 is number of words. You can copy snippet() from here https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.substr.php#73233 . It’s good practice to rename the snippet() function to avoid function name collisions.

I hope this helps!