LightSpeed WordPress Development is a Cape Town based specialist WordPress Web development studio. We specialize in WordPress, BuddyPress, WordPress eCommerce (with WooCommerce and WP eCommerce) and Mobile Development.
We build WordPress websites and scalable social networks focused on User Experience, Functionality and Aesthetics that our clients can easily manage themselves.
We offer a variety of WordPress and related services, including:
- WordPress Website Development and Design
- Feedmymedia – Our dedicated WordPress Hosting Solution
- BuddyPress Development for Social networks
- eCommerce development with WP eCommerce and WooCommerce
- WordPress Plugins
- Content Management System (CMS)
- SEO
- Copy Writing
- Landing Pages
- Content Management and Strategy Services
- E-Marketing Services
- Social Network Strategy
- Conversion Analytics
- PPC
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- Social Media
To see our services in action have a look at our previous projects on the portfolio page, or contact us now to get started on a tailor made WordPress solution for your business needs.
I am scaling a wordpress website to 100K+ pages and have hit a roadblock. Once I had about 7K pages and am unable to add any more pages. I am currently hosting at Hostgator VPS level 9 with lots of power and memory but no luck. Any thoughts?
There maybe be a few reasons:
- Your WordPress database is overloaded: too many saved revisions, tables not optimized, edit post locks, etc. I would recommend you look at the WP CleanFix plugin – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-cleanfix/ It is a management tool to check, repair, fix and optimize your WordPress blog.
- You have too many WordPress plugins and everything is slow. Only use plugins that are absolutely necessary and use often. Disable and delete the ones not being used or needed.
-Your internet browser (Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc.) has a full cache, clear your browser cache, for instructions follow – http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser%27s-Cache
- Increase your PHP Memory limit. You can directly increase the PHP Memory Limit in php.ini, scroll to the line memory_limit and increase it to 256M for normal WP single site, or 512M for WPMS. Remember to restart the service for changes to take affect. I would also recommend increasing the limit in WordPress’s wp-config.php by adding this line define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’512M’);
- If all else fails, post via e-mail or desktop software that uses Remote Publishing. Enable the WordPress, Movable Type, MetaWeblog and Blogger XML-RPC publishing protocols from your WordPress Writing Setting in your Dashboard. This bypasses the issue completely.