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Identifying Slow Ajax Requests The first step in speeding up slow Ajax requests in WordPress is to accurately identify which requests are performing poorly. Developers have several analysis techniques at their disposal to pinpoint sluggish queries and narrow down potential optimization targets. Use Browser Developer Tools to Analyze Network Requests Modern browsers come equipped with…

Diagnosing WordPress Issues As a developer or admin responsible for managing a WordPress site, being able to efficiently diagnose issues is critical. Some common symptoms that indicate a problem with your WordPress site include site crashes, slow load times, broken images, plugin conflicts, white screens of death, and HTTP errors. When such problems occur, following…

Improving WordPress Speed and Performance Enabling caching plugins is a critical step to optimizing WordPress performance. Caching stores rendered web pages so that repeated requests can be served the cached page instead of rendering the page from scratch. This dramatically reduces server load and speeds up response times. Popular caching plugins like WP Fastest Cache…