Optimise your WordPress installation

Posted on 24. May, 2009 by Alex Denning in Quick Tips

A very quick tip: optimise your WordPress installation without a plugin.

1. Login.

2. Select.

Select your database, and then for the table checkboxes, at the bottom select ‘Check All’.

3. Optimise.

Slightly off-centre there’s a box that says ‘With selected’. Click it and select ‘Optimize table’ from the drop-down menu. And you’re done. The image below shows the last step.

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Alex Denning is the founder of WPShout. A WordPress developer from London, Alex co-founded WPShift at the start of 2010 where he sells awesome WordPress themes.

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7 Responses to “Optimise your WordPress installation”

Ashfame
05. Jul, 2009
The same can be scheduled to run with the help of a plugin which I use to mail me regular backups of all my site. Its very useful
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