In WordPress, a cache saves a copy of each page on a website the first time it is loaded and serves those files to repeat visitors. This can improve WordPress speed and performance by speeding up loading times. Most web browsers also use caching to speed up your browsing. They cache re...
Object cache Object caching collects individual objects of information used for generating a page. For example, WordPress might need to retrieve the site’s navigation menu. This involves a database query. With object caching, this query result is cached. So, even if the dynamic page changes,...
The WordPress core and the caching plugins know when to purge the cache so that old, irrelevant data isn’t served to the visitor. This topic covers the two factors I find is important to understand before we begin to learn WordPress caching. Now that you have a solid understanding of the...
As it always happens, new WordPress releases bring new features, improvements, and bug fixes from the latest versions of the Gutenberg plugin into the core. And WordPress 6.1 is no exception, as 11 versions of theGutenberg pluginhave been merged into the core, from 13.1 to 14.1. In this po...
A WordPress object cache makes the cached content accessible and retrievable using a key, a unique identifier to indicate a specific entry in the database. This tool is non-persistent, caching objects for a single page load. Once the request is complete, the WordPress object caching mechanism...
WP Super Cache The most straightforward option is to choose Automattic’sWP Super Cache: The WP Super Cache plugin. It’s considered the “official” WordPress caching plugin. It serves static HTML files in place of your dynamic PHP files (which is what almost all of your visitors will see,...
What is caching?Caching is the process of storing copies of files in a cache, or temporary storage location, so that they can be accessed more quickly. Technically, a cache is any temporary storage location for copies of files or data, but the term is often used in reference to Internet ...
WP-CLI also lets you update WordPress core files, manage comments, clear the cache, control language packages, create backups, change WordPress settings, and more. The best part is that the command line helps you troubleshoot your website in case something goes wrong and you are unable to...
A cache is a temporary data storage layer that is designed to improve data access speeds by reducing the time needed to read and write data from a permanent data storage location. More About Cache Caching is an important part of the web development process and a key component in helping to...
It’s incredibly fast.Every aspect of the server has been tweaked to cater to the way WordPress is set up, enabling quick loading times. This level of hosting can often drop page loading speed and response time by a second or more. ...