You might even make a decision like I did, <if> conditionals which hide certain mods, products and/or plugins from the unregistered/not logged in usergroup. Really works wonders. In vB3 it's <if condition: $show member> or some such. This conditional would be added to whatever template the Mod is called in. Your membership still gets all the fancy toys and doodads - once they are logged in. Ask yourself what benefit the Mod has for the visitor, for SEO, spiders and so on. Do those perceived benefits outweigh the cost in added load time, amount of extra requests, and bytes delivered? Do the Mods help or hurt the SEO? And so forth.

The most important thing to remember about page load speed is not to get too bogged down in it. Make a strategic decision about how much work you want to do vs. the perceived benefits. For example, there is still alot I could do to make my site even faster than it is, but I reached the point of diminishing returns pretty quickly and still have decent results. You just have to set attainable goals, do the easier stuff first, then re-evaluate as you go along.

Like alot of stuff of webmastering, it's about personal preferences.

Yep, my guide covers pretty much all you need to do. There are other things you can pursue if you wish but really, it's up to you to put in the time to try to go after the other stuff, which really won't help all that much in terms of performance.

Hi

I am having some weird problem with "404 Not Found nginx"

Was thinking to ask is it somehow related with this code here, I guess it might be but I am not that good with all this

In fact I think its somehow related with ads which I host from http://yllix.com/
Problem always occurs in place where ads are presented, but its always random, for some users problem is there and for some of them like me its not...its weird

those 404 nginx and these
http://lp.sharelive.net/?sysid=406&a...4xNigBMJ-N5JYF

any suggestions?

Some users when open my forums they got this issue at once

Most likely caused by the mod rewrite friendly URL's, this is for Apache and not nginx.

Updated the first post to include the jpegmini tool!

new code was producing me a bug, when someone send you pm... notification appears again even after you read it....changed back to old code...

Sounds to me like you missed this step.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....44&postcount=3
Also like others have stated, the htaccess is NOT for nginx.

@final kaoss, if I PM you my .htaccess, could you take a look at it, and clean it up a bit? It is working pretty dang good, but I think it looks like a mess, and you may see something that may need tweaking.

Go ahead I can have a look at it.

People should always view my messes as 'art in progress'. :)