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[Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Printable Version +- MyBB Community Forums (https://community.mybb.com) +-- Forum: Resources (https://community.mybb.com/forum-8.html) +--- Forum: Tutorials (https://community.mybb.com/forum-38.html) +--- Thread: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! (/thread-93652.html) |
RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Renegader - 2011-05-09 Yeah, it would be great if you could have some kind of options for that! RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - manig - 2011-05-12 Does MyBB plugins increase the loadtime by any chance.. Disabling plugin increases load time? Any mod or plugin to make all these changes? RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Renegader - 2011-05-12 The less plugins that are installed generally means faster load times, but if you have a plugin that specifically is designed to increase the speed i.e the ones I posted in the tutorial, then it should do the opposite. List all your plugins if you have any concerns, just remove any plugins that are not necessary. RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - querschlaeger - 2011-05-12 (2011-05-05, 01:25 PM)Renegader Wrote: Step 3: Let your CSS files load before your JavaScript. According to Google, this is a simple yet efficient method to reduce load time. This allows JS and CSS files to download in parallel. To do this, find headerinclude in your template list (ungrouped template) and find '{$stylesheets}'. Cut that move it right to the top headerinclude. I've combined all 3 javascript files (taken from MyBB 1.6.3) into one and minimzed it with yuicompressor 2.4.6 The result is attached. Download it and save it to /jscripts/mybb.js Then open your template headerinclude and find:
Replace it with:
This will save 2 http requests and 83 kB data transfer. ![]() RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - manig - 2011-05-12 I would vote to implement all these features with default mybb code RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Trinit - 2011-05-12 Thanks for the tutorial ![]() RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Renegader - 2011-05-12 (2011-05-12, 03:46 PM)querschlaeger Wrote: I've combined all 3 javascript files (taken from MyBB 1.6.3) into one and minimzed it with yuicompressor 2.4.6 Nice work, I'll put this in the main post. Credited you, too. ![]() RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - nadlerz - 2011-05-13 Step 5: Install parsing plugins as well as a page optimiser. Download PreParser cache It contains many bugs, some of my custom BB codes, don't work RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - Renegader - 2011-05-13 It seems to be fine for me, otherwise I wouldn't have added them. RE: [Tutorial] 10 Steps for Achieving the Maximum Possible Speed for Your MyBB Forum! - manig - 2011-05-14 gtmatrix shows There are 10 JavaScript files served from talkthetech.com. They should be combined into as few files as possible forum/forumrunner/detect.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/cufon.packed.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/easing.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/fonts/Merge.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/jquery.1.5.1.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/jquery.cycle.min.js forum/images/talkthetech/js/scripts.js forum/jscripts/general.js?ver=1601 forum/jscripts/popup_menu.js?ver=1601 forum/jscripts/prototype.js?ver=1601 Anyway to do this.. |