In reply to: Page Nav – Embedded Styles

#39429

I did some more poking around. It seems that when I have the infinite scroll option I – the next and previous options no longer work on the search and archive pages. They are there, but the style is getting set of display:none. Don’t know why…trying to confirm this on a dev box with a clean version of the theme.

In reply to: Page Nav – Embedded Styles

#39428

Thanks! Good post – on my site the previous and next links for archives and search don’t get displayed properly so I was looking to fix. I was trying to do something quickly by looking at my main site with minification on rather than a dev site. I’ll go back and look there for where to fix this.

In reply to: Page Nav – Embedded Styles

#39425

Hmm – clearfix? – is that a style? hmm could be right – I’ll have to check that out. It was pretty early this morning – not enough caffeine maybe. Maybe firebug deceived me by offering alternatives.

Great theme BTW – very comprehensive.

beren

In reply to: Reducing the Load Time

#32114

Here’s my take on how to get some boost out of W3TC with Graphene:

Performance Tuning a Hosted WordPress Blog

It would be great if people can point out stuff I messed up or suggest things to get more boost.

beren

In reply to: Reducing the Load Time

#32113

One thing I notice on my site even after implementing W3 Total Cache is that the calls to google fonts are typically a major bottleneck. Is there a simple way to chop these out of graphene?

I don’t think they really improve the readability or look of the site either.

I have W3 implemented, however from my experience many of the JS compression and caching features cause graphene to not work – especially the slider features.

beren