Sometimes it's nice to be random, for example if you have a lot of articles in your archives, being able to add a varied selection of them to a page on your website. This will mean regular visitors won't just be seeing your most recent work but also a selection of older articles. They will be drawn into your archives and will stay longer and learn more about your business.
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Perform a mobile website speed test with the Test My Site tool and receive recommendations for improving website performance across all devices.
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Very strict on mobile sites, to the point I would disagree with some of their observations.
Electric Dreamz Visited 257 Times
Fully certified sole trader electrician.
Pingdom Website Speed Test Visited 5 Times
My Favourite website speed test, remember that to get useful comparisons for UK websites you should always select "Europe - United Kingdom - London" to test from.
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A very useful website speed test, this site also provides minified versons of your javascript and css files for your use. It also provides web optimised graphics you can use.
However the test server is in Canada, so the results you get for UK sites is affected by this.
Random Links
Our link manager system can now place a random selection of links from your links database on any page. This stops the usual "Top 10 links" ending up being artificially reinforced by the list itself, and biased.
Now in our admin panel when you (or us with managed websites) create a list of articles or links the system offers the option of "Random Select".
As an example, the boxout on this page shows 5 random links from our links page, simply hit the refresh button of your browser to see how it automatically generates a fresh selection of links each time.
For more details
contact TempleDene.
Posted by
Peter on Tue 2nd Jul 2013 00:00:32
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Last Modified on Tue 2nd Jul 2013 08:06:27