WP Inline Cacher vs WP Search

The inline cache methodology emphasises fast first page loads. It acts on the basis that opening HTTP connections is slow, and that it is therefore faster for the resources to be inlined, but that we also want to cache those resources so they don’t have to be re-downloaded. That’s what WP Inline Cacher does. It automatically renders your stylesheets inline on first page load, and caches them in the background. On subsequent page loads, the resources are no longer inlined – so your page weight is smaller – but are automatically retrieved from cache. See https://github.com/ChrisBAshton/inline-cache for more details. Contact If you spot any issues, or want to know how to contribute, please visit https://github.com/ChrisBAshton/wp-inline-Cacher. Please note that I have open-sourced this plugin to give back to the community, and do not have much spare time to answer support queries, but I’ll help where I can.

WPSearch 2 is a major update to the highest rated search plug-in for WordPress, WPSearch. This plugin focuses on search relevancy and speed. If you find this project useful and you want to support it, just follow @_kennyk_ on Twitter 🙂 The major features of WPSearch 2 are: * Super-fast search speed * Unmatched and customizable search relevancy * Control over boosting the importance of title and content fields * Instantly updated searching after a post has been written * Searching of any type of post * Wildcard and Boolean operator support * Category searching Requirements: * WordPress 3 * The iconv library/multibyte support (Usually installed/enabled on a server by default. If not, have an admin compile PHP with --enable-mbstring). Coming soon!: Exclude certain posts or categories (a long-standing feature request). Note: If you have a large site with over 10,000 posts, consider using WPSearch Premium, which has all the power of this free repository version, but can handle up to 500,000 posts under heavy load and faster speed with it’s low-level backend driver. To learn more, email [email protected]. Manual Installation Install WPSearch 2 from the WordPress plugin admin panel if possible. If you are upgrading from a previous version, it is recommended that you rebuild your index after the upgrade. * Copy the wpsearch folder to the WordPress plugins directory * Set permissions of the wpsearch directory to 777 (very important!): $ chmod -R 777 wpsearch/* * Activate wpSearch * Go to Settings-->WPSearch Options, and click "Build Index" * Click "Save Changes" and wait until the page reloads (this can take a while depending on the number of posts in your blog) * Go to your blog's search box and search. Do the results look better? Cool! Did you have trouble installing? Let me know! [email protected] Note: Don’t forget the bit about changing folder permissions! Fix Log 2.0.3.0: Fixed file path inclusion issue for Zend library. Added notice in case user does not have multibyte support. 2.0.2.5: Stopped WPSearch from interfering with admin post search, fixed error message in WP admin page registration 2.0.2.0: Added customizable searching of post types, and a relevancy fix 2.0.1.2: Fixed ‘quick edit’ javascript error due to erroneous inclusion, added fix for long indexing times 2.0.1.0: Re-added ability to boost title and content, fixed pagination bug 2.0.0.0: Complete rewrite with a bunch of new features. Check it out! 1.5.0.5: Null Result Fix ( Finally! ), logging support, search library upgrade (ZF v1.5.3) 1.5.0.1: Comment Searching, Foreign Character support, ‘Phone Home’ 1.5.0.0: Faster searching, core integration, 0 style or javascript includes Known Conflictions wpSearch is known to react with certain plugins which manipulate search results. These plugins most likely expect the default WordPress search to in use, which it is not. The following plugins are known to cause issues: Custom Query String ( CQS ) Headspace2 Send all bug reports to [email protected].