By default the preload sorts the content types. This works for most users, but sometimes there are situations that requires you to reorder them. Continue reading

By default the preload sorts the content types. This works for most users, but sometimes there are situations that requires you to reorder them. Continue reading
If you use the MultiSite installation on your wordpress, separate cache is created for each site. When you click on the “Clear All Cache” button, only the cache of the current site is cleared. Continue reading
When you update any plugin or theme, the entire cache may need to be cleared. Continue reading
The cache is created in two ways. First, it is created when the page is visited. Second, If enabled, it is created by the Preload feature. In both cases, the cache takes time to create. Continue reading
One of the ways to clear cache is clicking on the link which exists on the admin toolbar. By default, only the admin users can see the clear cache button on the toolbar. Continue reading
WP Fastest Cache automatically excludes the urls with JSON as content type. Continue reading
WP-CLI is a tool that allows you to manage the WordPress web sites from the command line. You can do most of the regular admin actions with WP-CLI. Continue reading
There are some features which provide you to clear cache via admin panel. You need to have to login into the wordpress admin panel. Continue reading
You can get detail via the following link.
https://www.wpfastestcache.com/features/clear-cache-via-url/
If a url contains a query string, the url is not cached but the situation is different for the urls which contains google analytics parameters. Continue reading