Brad

Try installing the plugin “WP Super Cache” and activate and configure it properly. That will reduce MySQL usage, which in turn will significantly reduce CPU use.

I would also recommend looking into something like CloudFlare.com

There may be if you can find that function in the plugin PHP code, but that is above the support of most at this help desk.

Try looking in the plugin PHP files for something similar to:

<script type=“text/javascript”> and replace it with <script data-cfasync=”false” type=”text/javascript”>

That should continue to work until you update the plugin.

If Page Rules did not work, you may have to disable RocketLoader on your entire site.

This really sounds like the a typical issue related to an incompatible or corrupted plugin.

Try browsing to /public_html/wp-content/plugins/ in your host’s control panel or FTP client and rename the /twitter folder to /twitter_disabled. It sounds like it *may* be this plugin that is causing the issue.

Then try logging in again.

It’s hard to tell since I do not have administrative access to your host or site.

Hope this helps!

When using CloudFlare, there will be a huge difference between on-server analytics and CloudFlare’s or 3rd parties since not all hosts utilize mod_cloudflare in their server setup which allows the origin server to see the IP address of the requester through CloudFlare.

This is because CloudFlare acts as a reverse proxy and your server does not see all clients connecting to it, since they only connect to CloudFlare, and CloudFlare connects to your server.

I would suggest using a 3rd party analytics provider for accurate stats.

I am not sure this will work or not, but try this, and please report back.

1. Log into CloudFlare, and select the drop down for the domain JackGuide.com.

2. Select “Page Rules”. Then look for “Add New Rule”.

For the URL pattern, use the exact address to that folder followed my an asterisk to wildcard that entire folder.

URL pattern should be something like:

https://jackguide.com/wp-contents/plugins/jetpack/modules/*

3. Click the Performance dropdown and select “Off”. This will disable RocketLoader and any other optimization or minification options for files under this entire folder.

4. Select “Add Rule”. I like to then purge the entire cache and also purge any caching plugins you may have installed on your WordPress site. Don’t forget to also clear your browser cache as well.

Check the theme template files, too.

Hey Grace,

I looked at the code including css stylesheets of your website. What I found was the bar is identifying itself as “sa_app_facebookbar”.

Hope this help!

-Brad

It has to be a plugin, maybe a security (such as Wordfence) or statistics plugin. The easiest way to tell which plugin it is, is to open the database in phpmyadmin and try to deduce from there what plugin it is.

Redirect www to non-www

Try the following in the .htaccess file:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.patiko.lt [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://patiko.lt/$1 [L,R=301]

The feature you are referring to changes the page, so it’s not a true “slider”.

I would recommend looking into “multi page post” type plugins such as the one presented here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/paged-post-slider/screenshots/

Best of luck!

This problem is almost always caused by an incomparable theme or plugin. I would recommend changing your theme temporarily and then testing it again.

If it still does not work, try disabling your plugins one by one.

Hey Sarzze,

Log in via FTP and edit the file “wp-config.php”.

Directly under <?php copy and paste the following code:

define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://patiko.lt&#8217;);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://patiko.lt&#8217;);

Here is the entire tutorial: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

If this doesn’t help reply again in this thread. I would recommend updating your website DNS to include a CNAME or A record to resolve the www as well. Hope this helps!