Recently bought a domain with WordPress from GoDaddy. I just got into WordPress, however, I know a lot of HTML and javascript. If anyone has a must know tip or a must watch video tutorial, please tell. I would appreciate a comment on the website. http://nidushan.com
I don't know if it's a problem on my end, but when I click the link it doesn't work? It loads for a minute or so then says "503 page unavailable". *EDIT* Clicked again an hour later and works.
@Jan Not loading slow, just that I tried to go on it this morning through the link and it couldn't get there hence the 503 error.
Ahh. the website feels slow as well. I have a gif in the background that makes the website slow. If I change the gifs with a picture, the website will be much faster.
Did you make this? Looks amazing tho, G fucking G Jan! Also I learned alot of HTML, Programming, Java, etc... from: https://www.w3schools.com/ We can't donate :<[, did you make this with wix.com :kappa:
Dagen min har vært bra Edit: please don't rate my post friendly, I didn't post this to say something directly to Jan, only he will get the meaning and the context of this message. Edit2: He removed the password from the kitty page, so don't mind that Edit3: Plz stop rating this message, this was just a post with the purpose of showing Jan that the password of the kitty page is weak (which now has no password)
just learn css for design , and some js libraries .. else , avoid using wordpress to learn more , start something from scratch and learn step by step. Use snippets that's available all over the internet. this is like the very basic thing to know to be able to design a website ! tell me if you need more
I do HTML my self. Wordpress has plugins that make you write clean HTML to your website. I got a task to write a Schedule for a school that auto picks week for each date so you don't need to manually change weeks to your date. Uke=week and timeplan=scheduel http://nidushan.com/timeplan/
looks great (y) the main thing is that the js is working .. maybe if you remove the week number infront of "uke" , and make it display inline .. HTML: <h4 id="uke" style="display: inline; margin-right: 5px;">Uke:</h4> a small margin to looks greater .. though , the logo is nearly 1mb , optimize it to be at max 10kb. you're giving 4340 x 4316 while it only needs a 65 x 65. always try to stick with what the website needs, this will give a much better loading time
I did the margin thing. Thanks for the clean help! I use a image optimization plugin: 27 image sizes optimized 9.92 MB initial size 3.22 MB current size I can crop the image to the preferred size for the logo, however, it does not affect as much. I will do it to my next logo.
In the menu area you should all use CAPS in all menus also your website is slow https://gtmetrix.com/reports/nidushan.com/KApAF5SP
Fixing it. Resizing image now. https://gtmetrix.com/reports/nidushan.com/wHad2iTS I don't know what this mean? Leverage browser caching Inline small CSS
Leverage browser caching: It means that your CSS is cached 1 day on the client side, before it expires and is downloaded again on the next visit. If you are working on your site its okay, but once your CSS is done you can cache it for 7 days or longer. Inline small CSS: Here the metric suggest inserting CSS into the code (HTML) directly, because the external style sheets are rather small, so it would be faster loading them inside the HTML than opening another connection to the external style sheet. Depending on how often elements are equipped with styles from that style sheet this may make sense. But if its used like more that 2 or 3 times each, you can safely use a style sheet. https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_howto.asp
The slowness and caching can solved using a cdn. Cloudflare can help. Personally I wouldn't have used wordpress at all for a simple website like this.
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