Note: WordPress itself doesn't have a cache, however Cache plugins are commonly used to speed a website up. We strongly recommend the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for clients on our Personal, Business and Premium hosting (and any server with Litespeed). Click here for a guide on installing it.
Please note that the information in this guide is
provided as a suggestion, and we can't provide detailed support for
modifications to a Content Management System. If you require assistance with
this, we'd recommend speaking to your website developer to ensure relevance and
compatibility with your site.
Clear Cache in WP LiteSpeed Cache The WP LiteSpeed cache works on a server level, so it's able to manage its cached data more effectively than other caching plugins. For this reason, there is no 'clear cache' function included in the plugin, as it's not required.
Clear Cache in WP Super Cache Step 1 - Log into WordPress and click on Settings for WP Super Cache.
Step 2 - Click Delete Cache.
Clear Cache in W3 Total Cache Step 1 - Log into WordPress and click on Settings for W3 Total Cache.
Step 2 - Click on Dashboard.
Step 3 - Click Empty All Caches.
Clear Cache in WP Rocket From the Wordpress Admin Area, click on WP Rocket then click Clear Cache.
Clear Cache in WP Fastest Cache Step 1 - Hover the mouse of the WPFC icon at the top of the screen.
Step 2 -Click Delete Cache.
Clear Cache in Sucuri Security Step 1 - Click on Sucuri Security > Firewall (WAF).
Step 2 - Go into the Clear Cache tab then click on the green Clear Cache button.
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