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My website's loading very slow in both mobile and desktop version. How can I fix this?
This is usually down to too much above the fold and images that are too big.
More text above the fold and smaller optimized images is the key.
Robert
My website's loading very slow in both mobile and desktop version. How can I fix this?
Have you activated SiteSpeed yet? Are you running a lot of extra plugins? You can check out what's slowing down your site with the P3 Profiler: WordPress Speed - P3 Performance Profiler
This is usually down to too much above the fold and images that are too big.
More text above the fold and smaller optimized images is the key.
Robert
my site is not opening on any device.
This message comes
"Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complet
my site is not opening on any device.
This message comes
"Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complet
I have received one error message from Yoast SEO and they ask me to send this message to my host.
" For the new Text Link Counter to work, Yoast SEO needs to create
I've had the same issue as you. I contact sitesupport and they told me that Yoast had already created the tables. I noticed over time that the errors come and go. Usually, when I just changed a link or added a new post it pops up, then goes away over time, so I just ignored it from then on.
That's been my experience.
Let me know any updates.
The problem is whenever we add affiliate link we usually add Add rel="nofollow" to link. But because of this problem, I am not in a position to add this nofollow. You can also check your affiliate links whether now they are marked with noffolow or not. Mine have become unmarked after this problem.
I see.
I know about rel="nofollow", but I've never added them manually to my links, and I still got the error notification.
As I said, though, I've noticed the error come and then disappear. Always after a new post. I haven't added a new affiliate link to my blog in a few weeks, though. Just non-affiliate posts and still the notification would pop up, and after a day, it'd disappear. I never let it bother me, it doesn't seem to be that huge of a problem. My pages still get indexed and crawled last time I checked.
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Text link counter to work, how to fix it?
I have received one error message from Yoast SEO and they ask me to send this message to my host.
" For the new Text Link Counter to work, Yoast SEO needs to create
I've had the same issue as you. I contact sitesupport and they told me that Yoast had already created the tables. I noticed over time that the errors come and go. Usually, when I just changed a link or added a new post it pops up, then goes away over time, so I just ignored it from then on.
That's been my experience.
Let me know any updates.
The problem is whenever we add affiliate link we usually add Add rel="nofollow" to link. But because of this problem, I am not in a position to add this nofollow. You can also check your affiliate links whether now they are marked with noffolow or not. Mine have become unmarked after this problem.
I see.
I know about rel="nofollow", but I've never added them manually to my links, and I still got the error notification.
As I said, though, I've noticed the error come and then disappear. Always after a new post. I haven't added a new affiliate link to my blog in a few weeks, though. Just non-affiliate posts and still the notification would pop up, and after a day, it'd disappear. I never let it bother me, it doesn't seem to be that huge of a problem. My pages still get indexed and crawled last time I checked.
See more comments
Have you activated SiteSpeed yet? Are you running a lot of extra plugins? You can check out what's slowing down your site with the P3 Profiler: WordPress Speed - P3 Performance Profiler