How to Speed Up Your Textpattern Web Site
Text and Font, Web Performance
Introduction
When we first started building our site with Textpattern, we noticed sluggish page load times that seemed downright unacceptable. After a bit of research and fiddlin’, we finally got out of Textpattern the performance we’re used to seeing on static page managers. The following tips are for the 1.0rc3 version of Textpattern.
1. Turn off logging.
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