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  • hanson2545 Friend
    #148082

    LAPM system, but i don’t know why, if i use tow or three top topic molde, the website speed will slow donw…any way can speed up?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #331078

    Hello guy!

    You checkout this website http://www.joomspot.net/home.html, to get a knowledge of website optimaztion and speed up the site.

    hanson2545 Friend
    #331254

    <em>@tienhc 162881 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello guy!

    You checkout this website http://www.joomspot.net/home.html, to get a knowledge of website optimaztion and speed up the site.</blockquote>

    thanks…..

    bobgabon Friend
    #334843

    Thanks tienhc for sharing the link. I will also check it out 🙂

    rattleheadbully Friend
    #334849

    thanks for the link It was very useful. I have had issues with website speed for months now.

    valmarks2010 Friend
    #334863

    Very useful information i have had issues for the past few months and even after scaling down all the unnecessary module and components my site was still a bit slow.
    I will try the suggested site and hopefully it will work for me.
    Val.

    adosoa Friend
    #335391

    For checking website speed for me is best tool this PINGDOM , this tools chekc number of your pics on web , and many many other stuff,
    this is helps me to check what time i need to open , load web ,

    check , u dont regret .

    joaniewilcett Friend
    #335503

    Google have been mentioning page speed quite a lot recently – personally I think there might be something important there for the future. Anyway, if you have been using Google Webmaster tools you will see a Site performance page there, it will keep track of how your website compares to all the other sites over time (a good way to ensure you don’t get problems over time)..

    You just need to install Page Speed though – the download and background on it is here http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/download.html.

    You might be horrified at where your site ranks for speed though – be warned.

    Page Speed works in FireFox using the FireBug addon – I had not used it before but once you get used to it and the information it provides – especially in this case how long all the calls take for your page to load – you’ll find it invaluable IMHO.

    jpilgrim Friend
    #335507

    Thanks for the link. There is some good stuff there. Hope to get my site running a little faster now!

    coincollector62 Friend
    #335512

    Hey thanks adosoa! Great site. Helps a lot.

    jorche Friend
    #338896

    I see someone already talked about Pingdom which I think is the best option to track the speed of your site since it works with worldwide servers. However, if you just want to check it out local, try Y Slow for Firebug.

    It’ll give you tons of info about what you can do to improve the load time of your site – not only which parts take more time to load, but also how to improve them. The person in charge for the SEO in Facebook recommended it to my boss… and him to me 🙂

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