State cercando un modo per impostare WP Super Cache sul vostro sito web WordPress?
I motori di ricerca come Google considerano la velocità del sito un fattore di ranking importante. WP Super Cache può rendere il vostro sito più veloce, aumentarne la SEO e migliorare l’esperienza utente dei visitatori del sito web.
In questo articolo vi mostreremo come installare e configurare WP Super Cache sul vostro sito web.
Cos’è WP Super Cache e perché si dovrebbe usare?
WP Super Cache è uno dei più popolari e migliori plugin per la cache di WordPress. È un plugin gratuito e ha oltre 2 milioni di installazioni attive.
WP Super Cache crea una copia di ogni pagina del sito sotto forma di file HTML statico. In questo modo, ogni volta che qualcuno visita il vostro sito, gli viene servita rapidamente la versione copiata, invece di generare l’intero sito web da zero.
Di conseguenza, la velocità e le prestazioni del sito WordPress migliorano notevolmente. Il plugin per la cache salta molti passaggi dietro le quinte per garantire che i visitatori non debbano aspettare l’apertura della pagina.
Con un sito web che si carica velocemente, è possibile ottenere un aumento della SEO di WordPress e del posizionamento sui motori di ricerca. Google dà un vantaggio significativo ai siti web più veloci, poiché utilizza la velocità del sito web come fattore di ranking.
Inoltre, migliorerete anche l’esperienza dei visitatori del vostro sito web. Un sito che si carica rapidamente incoraggia le persone a visitarlo più spesso. In questo modo, si ottiene un maggiore coinvolgimento e conversioni, poiché gli utenti trascorrono più tempo sulle pagine.
Ora, siete pronti ad impostare WP Super Cache sul vostro sito web? Scopriamolo.
Impostazione di WP Super Cache – in modo semplice
La prima cosa da fare è installare e attivare il plugin WP Super Cache sul vostro sito web. Per maggiori dettagli, potete seguire la nostra guida su come installare un plugin di WordPress.
Al momento dell’attivazione, WP Super Cache vi informerà che al momento la cache non è abilitata sul vostro sito web.
Per abilitare la cache, andare su Impostazioni ” WP Super Cache. Nella scheda Facile, fate clic sull’opzione “Cache on”. Una volta fatto questo, fate clic sul pulsante “Aggiorna stato”.
Dopo aver attivato la cache, è necessario scendere fino alla sezione Cache Tester.
A questo punto, fate clic sul pulsante “Test Cache” per verificare se funziona.
WP Super Cache recupera il sito WordPress due volte e confronta i timestamp delle due pagine. Se i due timestamp corrispondono, significa che la cache è in corso di elaborazione sul sito.
Configurazione avanzata di WP Super Cache
WP Super Cache è un potente plugin per WordPress dotato di molte opzioni avanzate. Queste opzioni possono migliorare ulteriormente le prestazioni del sito e fornire un maggiore controllo sulle modalità di memorizzazione nella cache del plugin.
Abilita la cache
Per impostare WP Super Cache con opzioni avanzate, andare alla scheda “Avanzate” del plugin WP Super Cache. Quindi, fate clic sul checkbox “Abilita cache”.
Sotto la cache, si trovano le opzioni per “Metodo di consegna della cache”. Si consiglia di utilizzare l’opzione “Semplice” se si è alle prime armi e non si ha familiarità con la modifica dei file del server.
Abilitazione della compressione in WP Super Cache
La compressione permette a WP Super Cache di servire i file nella cache come file compressi, migliorando così il tempo di caricamento. Questi file sono più piccoli e possono essere scaricati dai browser più rapidamente.
Per abilitare la compressione, scorrere verso il basso fino alla sezione “Varie” e selezionare la casella “Comprimi le pagine, in modo che vengano servite più rapidamente ai visitatori”.
Abilitazione della cache dinamica
Se si desidera mantenere alcune parti di una pagina web dinamiche durante la cache, WP Super Cache offre un’opzione in tal senso.
Per abilitare l’opzione, si può andare nella sezione “Avanzate” e fare clic sul checkbox “Abilita la cache dinamica”.
L’abilitazione della cache dinamica è utile in alcune situazioni, soprattutto se le pagine contengono contenuti che cambiano frequentemente. Ad esempio, è possibile velocizzare le pagine che contengono annunci pubblicitari consentendo la cache dinamica.
Impostazione del tempo di scadenza e della garbage collection
WP Super Cache consente di impostare la scadenza e la frequenza di eliminazione delle pagine in cache dal server.
Per iniziare, è sufficiente scendere fino alla sezione “Tempo di scadenza e Garbage Collection” nella scheda Avanzate per configurarla.
Il “Timeout della cache” indica al plugin di rimuovere la pagina memorizzata nella cache ed eseguire una nuova cache. Il plugin lo imposta a 1800 secondi in modo predefinito, il che è ottimo per un sito web ad alto traffico.
Tuttavia, se il sito web è nuovo e non riceve molto traffico, 3600 secondi sono un buon punto di partenza.
Oltre a questo, è possibile programmare un orario in cui il plugin controlla la presenza di file obsoleti nella cache e li rimuove.
Specificare le pagine che non si desidera vengano memorizzate nella cache
Per impostazione predefinita, il plugin memorizza nella cache tutte le pagine del sito. Questo può aumentare le dimensioni dei file della cache e consumare più risorse. Tuttavia, WP Super Cache consente di aggiungere le pagine che non si desidera vengano memorizzate nella cache.
Per iniziare, è possibile scorrere verso il basso fino alla sezione “Stringhe URL rifiutate” nella scheda Avanzate. Nel boxed, inserire le stringhe URL delle pagine che non si desidera che il plugin metta in cache.
Ad esempio, se avete un negozio di e-commerce, potete escludere le pagine che i visitatori non visitano spesso e salvare le risorse del server. Ad esempio, la pagina di pagamento, la pagina dell’account e la pagina di ringraziamento.
Al termine, non dimenticate di fare clic sul pulsante “Salva stringhe”.
Impostazione della CDN con WP Super Cache
La maggior parte dei siti web di contenuto serve molti file statici per ogni richiesta di pagina.
Questo include file JavaScript, immagini, fogli di stile e altro ancora. A differenza degli articoli di WordPress, che sono generati dinamicamente da PHP, questi file possono essere serviti utilizzando un servizio di Content Delivery Network (CDN).
Un CDN è un network o una rete di server distribuiti geograficamente che aiutano a distribuire rapidamente i contenuti ai visitatori. Per maggiori dettagli, selezionate la nostra infografica sul perché avete bisogno di un CDN.
Nota: l’impostazione di una CDN con WP Super Cache è un po’ tecnica e richiede una certa esperienza con le CDN. Se preferite un metodo più semplice, CloudFlare è un provider CDN gratuito facile da impostare. Consultate il nostro tutorial su come impostare il CDN gratuito di CloudFlare sul vostro sito WordPress.
Per impostare il CDN con WP Super Cache, fare clic sulla scheda CDN e selezionare l’opzione “Abilita supporto CDN”.
Inserite ora il vostro URL offsite, che sarà l’URL della vostra pull zone. Una pull zone indica al CDN dove trovare i file e come servirli agli utenti. Ad esempio, si può inserire quanto segue: https: //cdn.wpbeginner.com
Nel campo CNAME aggiuntivi, inserire altri CNAME creati per la zona pull. Ad esempio, http://cdn1.wpbeginner.com, http://cdn2.wpbeginner.com, http://cdn3.wpbeginner.com.
Le altre impostazioni possono essere lasciate come predefinite. Infine, selezionate la casella “Salta gli URL https per evitare errori di “contenuto misto”” e salvate le modifiche.
Ora il sito web è pronto per servire contenuti statici da un CDN.
Servire un sito statico con WP Super Cache
La modalità di precarica di WP Super Cache consente di creare file statici in super cache per tutti gli articoli e le pagine e di servire un sito web statico. In questo modo, i contenuti si caricheranno rapidamente ogni volta che qualcuno visiterà il vostro sito.
Un file statico in super cache aiuta a conservare le risorse del server, a servire un vecchio sito che non viene più aggiornato e a migliorare la velocità del sito servendo solo contenuti statici.
Per iniziare, si deve andare alla scheda “Precarica” del plugin WP Super Cache. Quindi, è possibile impostare l’ora di ricarica dei file della cache precarica.
Di default, il plugin lo imposta a 600 minuti, ma è possibile diminuire il tempo se si pubblicano più articoli al giorno.
Ricordate che il precaricamento dell’intero sito WordPress richiede un certo tempo e consuma molte risorse sul server. Si può lasciare a 0 se non si vuole che i file statici scadano mai, a meno che non si ricarichi manualmente la cache.
Successivamente, assicurarsi di aver selezionato la casella “Modalità di precarica (garbage collection disabilitata. Consigliata)”. È anche possibile abilitare il precaricamento per i diversi tag, categorie e altre tassonomie presenti sul sito web.
Il plugin offre anche un’opzione per ricevere avvisi via email ogni volta che i file vengono ricaricati. Di default, viene utilizzata l’impostazione “No email”, ma è possibile modificarla scegliendo un’opzione dal menu a discesa.
Al termine, salvare le impostazioni e fare clic sul pulsante “Precarica la cache ora”.
Guide di esperti sulla cache di WordPress
Ora che sapete come impostare WP Super Cache, potreste voler vedere altri articoli relativi alla cache di WordPress.
- Glossario: Cache
- Come correggere facilmente l’attenzione sulla cache del browser in WordPress
- Come cancellare la cache in WordPress (passo dopo passo)
- I migliori plugin per la cache di WordPress per velocizzare il vostro sito web
- LiteSpeed Cache vs. WP Rocket: qual è il migliore?
- Come installare e configurare correttamente WP Rocket in WordPress
- Come installare e configurare W3 Total Cache per i principianti
- La guida definitiva per aumentare la velocità e le prestazioni di WordPress
- Come velocizzare le prestazioni di WooCommerce
Speriamo che questa guida vi abbia aiutato a impostare WP Super Cache sul vostro blog WordPress. Potreste anche consultare la nostra guida su come spostare un sito WordPress da HTTP a HTTPS o la nostra scelta dei migliori fornitori di hosting per velocizzare il vostro sito.
Se questo articolo vi è piaciuto, iscrivetevi al nostro canale YouTube per le esercitazioni video su WordPress. Potete trovarci anche su Twitter e Facebook.
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Greg says
Hi, I’d like to know whether your guidance to choose mod_rewrite to serve cache files still stands as opposed to using PHP or Legacy Caching. I notice since you published your article, WP Super Cache have changed their own recommendation from mod_rewrite to PHP.
Thanks in advance!
Greg
Dillon says
Hi there. I’ve followed this tutorial to a T, and for the most part, everything works correctly, but I’m having two problems. First, when I make changes, they don’t appear on the site if I’m logged in. If I log out, they appear just fine. Second, I’m working on a WPMU network, and I only have the plugin installed on one site. But it’s caching the other sites on the network as well. How do I stop it from doing that? Thanks!
Belayet Hossain says
This is an awesome guideline for new users.
It helped me a lot.
Thanks from the core of heart.
Sarah says
Hi,
I followed your steps because my site was taking over 5s to load but after setting up the WP Super Cache my site wouldn’t load. At all. It was basic HTML – no content, no pictures, just the header…
So, I guess I’m wondering if there’s a laymen’s guide to literally all the terms you use cause I don’t understand websites or programming and I have a website for a start-up NGO so can’t really pay for any help at this point.
Or maybe you could direct me somewhere that will help me understand all this better? I’m a complete novice and confused easily!
Help!
Pedro Moreira says
Hello,
I have a “conceptual doubt” about WP Super Cache, that I didn´t see answered neither in your site neither in other sites.
The question is: the structure of my site is finished. In basic terms, it is mainly a site of videos of football, which means that from this day on I will gradually add posts (that include the videos that I refered) and pages (of the teams).
Since that this will be a long and permanent process, I need right now to speed up my site because nowadays is very slow.
My doubt is: when I install and configue this plugin, what does that mean in terms of the updates that I will do in my site (post and pages that I add)?
I mean, if I cache the site today and tomorrow I add a new page or post, what do I have to do in order that these pages or posts will be also cached? – do I just have to require an update of the plugin? If so, how do I do that, is it possible to define that the plugin will update the cache for example once a week?
Thank you!
Best regards.
Bogdan says
If i don„t use set up the CDN ,the wp super cache will be work properly ?
WPBeginner Support says
Yes, it will work even without CDN.
Admin
Herman says
I’m getting an error on the first step where you need to click on caching on and update. You mentioned the following in your article:
“WP Super Cache will fetch your WordPress site twice and will compare the time stamps of both pages. If the both time stamps match then this means that caching is working on your site now.”
This is the place where I get the error. I get a message that says:
Fetching to prime cache: OK
Fetching first copy of FAILED
Fetching second copy of : FAILED
I would be glad if you could help me out.
Sofor says
Thank you so much, It works great for me.
Teddy says
My site is a coupon site, so code is included on the coupon so it prints out by itself without lots of other junk that is on the page. If I use WP Super Cache, will that code be lost because it’s now a static page? Will people still be able to click on the coupon to print just the coupon?
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Teddy,
You will have to test it out first on your computer or in a staging environment.
Admin
Alex says
Thanks so much for the the help. Do i have to create a cname record to use the CDN service in WP super cache. Thanks
Stefan Andonov says
Hi,
How to preload for several languages, I am using qtranslate, that seems impossible, right?
10x
Stefan
John Johnson says
This is an ecommerce site using Exchange from iThemes. With WP Super Cache activated certain pages that need to be refreshed don’t get refreshed i.e. Empty Cart. When you Empty Cart it comes back with the same content or in other words it appears unemptied.
When I deactivate WP Super Cache the problem disappears. It was suggested that I Whitelist the pages that shouldn’t be cached. I am uncertain about how to do that. Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
John
Dajuan says
WP Beginner Staff, when a theme update is applied, or when other plugin updates are made, is WP Super Cache alerted to create new cached versions? Or does the plugin wait until “Expiry Time & Garbage Collection” or a manual cache deletion?
Iosif says
Hello,
I am using WP Super Cache, but it seems that my images don’t get cached. Any ideas on how to configure this?
I did have a lazy load plug-in, but it conflicted with my theme, so I deactivated it…
shubhendu says
I have just install wp super cache plugin by reading your article but nor js,css and image is not loading at my blog…plz help my site address is
If you dont want to publish is comment because i include my site link PLEASE reply to my email id.
Thanks.
WPBeginner Support says
Seems like you have already resolved the issue.
Admin
madhavi jha says
hi , i am regular reader of your site , i have setup WP Super Cache plugin as you guide in your blog , but its not working its show only 20/100
please guide me ,i have been tried to solve this problem since last 2 days , please guide me .
nitai roy says
Hi,
I followed as you mentioned here. Everything has done perfectly but I could not find this option: “Enable Compression in WP Super Cache:”
Where is it please?
Also, Now how can I know whether it is working perfectly or not?
Thank you very much.
Patel Shoeb says
How to Install and Setup WP Super Cache with CloudFlare CDN?
kurakaniz says
after updating the plugin it says “.htaccess file may need to be moved” and this error too
A difference between the rules in your .htaccess file and the plugin rewrite rules has been found. This could be simple whitespace differences but you should compare the rules in the file with those below as soon as possible. Click the ’Update Mod_Rewrite Rules’ button to update the rules.
what to do please help
Ron says
Same problem here.Anyone help
stephen says
I installed everything just as you said but I am still getting 52sec load time and if I tried using gtmetrix I get an error saying the URL does not appear to be an HTML.home page . please help site is
Megan Good says
This article was very helpful, and I was able to troubleshoot my issues based on your suggested settings. Thank you for the info!
Omprakash Jaiswal says
wp super cache does not work
Permlink Structure Error
A custom url or permalink structure is required for this plugin to work correctly. Please go to the Permalinks Options Page to configure your permalinks.
Hammad says
Thank you for your suggestions, I’m trying to apply these settings on my website now. Can you please advise if wp super cache supports minify settings.
I had wp3 total cache and had a score of 97/81 on gtmetrix, after installing wp super cache my score decreased to 82/68.
Imran says
Was looking for some great guide for super cache plugin. Now I will try it on my test site.
Thanks for such a nice tutorial
Robert Connor says
Some great tips-now i need to go back and fix my site
User says
How do I get it to work for Mobile without changing the theme?
cezars says
Any info for Rejected User Agents list from the plugin ?
herb says
Installed it and got a lower grade E/D on Gtmetrix…switched to W3TC and it gave me and A/B grade.
efiga says
Hi
i have a little question , when using this plugin to cashe pages , the google adsense ads will be cashed too ? ,it will show the same ads ?
thank you in advance
WPBeginner Staff says
No your Google Ads will not be cached.
shadow says
does nothing for me
avisdupublic.net says
Hi, Thank you for this outstandly good article. However, I am facing several issues with WP S. Cache.
The website is : avisdupublic.net
1°) My Home page is a static one. However, when a new article is published, the /home must be changed (new article in the slider and so on). However, it is no the case! Moreover, when I just “update” this static page, by a strange miracle (not so strange because with the update, the cache-page is flushed), the /home becomes “normal”.
2°) From 1°), I decided to tick the Pages, Front page, Is_home in the rejected ones. However no changes appeared in the /home.
Do you have an idea where could be the problem ?
Bests,
(sorry for the poor english)
Farcas Gelu Danut says
I’m sorry for my poor English language.
I use now WP Total Cache, CDN is Cloudflare, shared hosting.
Specialists working at hosting company I recommend using wp super cache to replace the WPTotal Cache. What is your opinion?
WP Total Cache internet is recommended, considered superior WP Super Cache.
I use Google translate for this comment. Is OK?
WPBeginner Support says
Farcas, W3 Total Cache and WP Super Cache are both good plugins.
Admin
Nguyen Duc says
Thanks for post, but i have a problem below:
Warning! Could not update /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-config.php! WPCACHEHOME must be set in config file.
Warning! /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php does not exist or cannot be updated.
1. If it already exists please delete the file first.
2. Make /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content writable using the chmod command through your ftp or server software. (chmod 777 /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content) and refresh this page. This is only a temporary measure and you’ll have to make it read only afterwards again. (Change 777 to 755 in the previous command)
3. Refresh this page to update /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php
If that doesn’t work, make sure the file /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php doesn’t exist:
1. Open /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/advanced-cache.php$wp_cache_file in a text editor.
2. Change the text CACHEHOME to /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/
3. Save the file and copy it to /home/d2c45a95/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php and refresh this page.
How to fix it, bro
Joe Capone says
I have Super Cache working…the contents show all of the pages in the cache. It has increased our site speed.
the site is insuringincome.com
For some reason, when I enter additional cnames and use http://content1.insuringincome.com,….
Comma separated from content1-content10 (confirmed that all cnames are created in CloudFront districution)….I get a 404 error when saving.
I have tried many different settings…nothing prevents the 404 from trying to save with additional cnames.
Thoughts?
WPBeginner Support says
Please checkout WP Super Cache documentation on how to set this up.
Admin
Borislav says
Hi Guys!
First sorry my English, because it is not very good!
I use wordpress and Boozurk theme version 2.02.
I have a little problem and i want little help!
The problem is: when i use my phone and surfing my site, sometimes the theme not switch to mobile view and everything in my site is with wrong view.
I also use WP super cashe plugin. When i activate the cashe and continue surf the site, then the theme not switch to mobile view and show me a desktop view of the site.
When i deactivate WP super cashe plugin and delete the cashe the view of the site on my phone is perfect. The theme switch to mobile view.
Is there any settings of WP super cashe plugin that i have to make, and when i make them the people who surf my site with mobile phones or tablets,
to surf mobile view of the site, not the cashe page of desktop view.
I hope you will understand me! Thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
Borislav, it seems that your theme uses php to detect mobile users and then switches the theme. When you are using WP Super Cache, it displays the standard theme from the cache, so the part where your theme detects and displays mobile theme is not executed. Your theme’s developer can help you better in this regard, or you can also try WP Super Cache’s support tab.
Admin
pipdig says
Really useful, thanks! We managed to get one of our website’s loading time down from 6+ seconds to 0.8 using a combination of WP super Cache and Cloudlfare’s Rocketloader. Amazing!
Ali says
by using this i wen from 82 to 92 on google page speed test thanks http://www.3maniac.com
Thomas Frenkiel says
I wanted to use mod-rewrite for a website that has WordPress installed in a subdirectory.
This seemed to cause a problem (only homepage was showing). What kind of thing is best to do in this case? Is there a way to use mod_rewrite on a sub directory?
Thanks in advance.
WPBeginner Support says
There could be various reasons. There could be a conflict with .htaccess file in the parent directory or a comment missing # sign in your .htaccess file. You better post in plugin’s page under support tab.
Admin
Shantanu says
Hi Sir ,
Thanks for the post. I have a question , When i update or publish a post or page it does not appear on the homepage. This happens due to Wp Super Cache. Please help !
WPBeginner Support says
Shantanu, you should check your wp super cache settings. If everything seems to be setup correctly then you are probably viewing a cached page from your browser.
Admin
Shantanu says
Thank You , So Much for the Help!
My Blog now has a Rocking Speed.
Thanks Once again!
Muhammad Waqas Baig says
Hi, I have tried settings you recommended but there is not speed improvements. Can you please guide me further. I used GTMetrix and here is my blog
http://www.pakfocus.com
WPBeginner Support says
The server load and responsiveness is an important factor in site-speed. Leverage browser caching and try to minimize loading external scripts or images.
Admin
Sandra says
Hey guys,
Thanks for the great blog. I just found it and I am definitely saving this one in my favorites! Keep up the good work.
Here’s my question:
When I try to access the WP Super Cache Settings I get the following message:
Permalink Structure Error
A custom url or permalink structure is required for this plugin to work correctly. Please go to the Permalinks Options Page to configure your permalinks.
—
I used these 2 methods to access the Settings:
1. Plugins -> WP Super Cache -> Settings
2. Settings -> WP Super Cache
But I still get the error message.
How can I access the Settings to install the plugin?
Your help would be greatly appreciated,
Sandra
WPBeginner Support says
WP Super Cache requires that you use custom permalinks. We have a guide on how to enable custom permalinks or SEO friendly URL structure. Basically what you need to do is go to Settings » Permalinks and choose a custom link structure for your articles.
Admin
george says
hi ,
i tried to use w3 total cache in my website as in all websites it was suggested as the best , but when i put in my site http://www.foodintolerance.gr everything went wrong!!!! i had a white blank screen everywhere site and admin panel , lost my mind until my provider had to make some changes to the .htaccess. i would recommend really big attention . will i have the same problems with the super cache for beginners??
thank you
WPBeginner Support says
Yes you might have faced similar or some other problems with WPSuper-Cache as well. We understand that it is a bit complicated for beginners to setup a caching plugin. That’s why we have this step by step guide. As for blank screen we have some tips on how to fix WordPress white screen of death.
Admin
Pankaj Sinha says
I used WP Super Cache and the performance in pingdom downgraded.
Earlier load time was 4 sec but now it is 27 sec.
I am new to wordpress so not sure if I should continue on this.
Please test samsunguser.com yourself.
Editorial Staff says
It could be due to many things (plugins, hosting, etc).
Romeo Rjas says
Can I use WP super cache for wp blog that host on VPS? My friend said that WP super cache can cause some problem when it’s installed in wp site on VPS hosted. Thank you
WPBeginner Support says
yes you can.
Admin
Tomé Mendes says
Hi there,
I used W3 Total Cache in the past, but for some reason I started having problems with it. Maybe the reason was a miss-configuration of the Plugin.
Anyway, I decided to allocate all the images and files of my website in a subdomain like files.domain.tld
So now I just want to know something. After applying this steps to my website it will create a cache of the main content of my domain. Posts, Categories, etc…
What about the files in the subdomain, how can I reduce load time of them? Should I apply CloudFlare only on the subdomain or whole website?
The website is: http://www.ridfick.com (if possible take a look of what can be done)
Thanks
Editorial Staff says
The plugin will create a cache of your page content. However, browser caching won’t be setup properly because you have media files in a subdomain.
We don’t use cloudflare, so baring that in mind it would make sense to apply it to the whole site.
Admin
Qasim says
Hi,
Thank you so much for this great tutorial, I am just confused on WP super cache CDN settings. Do you need a CDN network like MaxCDN to be used with WP super cache or WP CDN works alone, where you will get the CNAMEs URLs. Also do you recommend using the plugin with cloudflare.
Editorial Staff says
The whole purpose of having CDNs is to utilize third-party cloud servers to reduce the load on your main server. Simply creating cname records on your main server won’t do much good. We don’t use Cloudflare, but you can if you like.
Admin
Abdullah Salisu says
I don’t av any cache plugin installed on my blog. that explains why my blog load’s slow.
Now i know. WP Super Cache is gonne be my next plugin to install on my blog…
Thanks and kudos to the ceo.
Robert Anderson says
Hi Guys thanks for the plugin but its way out of my league to install. It does show me just how much I have to learn . I keep all your emails so I wll have a go at this once I gain a bit more know-how. Keep up the great work lads.
Robert
Suresh Khanal says
Hi Geremy,
I did everything except CDN, but whenever I enable WP Super Cache, the post content is not displayed. It displays only the title and comments. If I disable caching everything is fine again. I’m troubled with this problem and could not find any solution yet.
Jeremy Myers says
I love WP Super Cache. I use pretty much the same settings you do to get my blog to load in less than 2 seconds. Still working on getting it down to less than 1 second, but that requires further tweaks…
Edward Black says
Maybe you can describe in a few sentences, what the difference between WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache is?
I use W3 Total Cache since my first WP-Project and it works ok. I started with only the basic settings and later I installed server modules like memcache… but a thing that never worked for me is the minification of css. It breaks every theme I ever used.
Edward