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Rajat saini

Last updated on Jul 9, 2026

Configure caching

Caching stores ready-made copies of your pages so they load faster.

Steps

  1. Go to Websites → [site] → Cache.
  2. Options include:
    • Object caching (Redis) — caches database queries for dynamic sites like WordPress/WooCommerce.
    • Purge cache — clear cached pages after you publish changes.
    • Bypass patterns — exclude specific cookies or URLs (e.g. cart, checkout, logged-in areas) from caching.
  3. Save. Purge the cache after making visible changes.

Troubleshooting

  • Changes not showingPurge cache and reload; check your browser cache too.
  • Cart/login behaving oddly — add those URLs/cookies to the bypass list so they're never cached.

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