State cercando di risolvere il problema del mancato aggiornamento del vostro sito web WordPress?
Spesso gli utenti ci chiedono perché alcune modifiche apportate al loro sito, come un nuovo post del blog o le impostazioni di un widget, non appaiono subito. È un problema comune e molto semplice da risolvere.
In questo articolo vi mostreremo come risolvere facilmente il problema del mancato aggiornamento di un sito web WordPress.
Perché il mio sito WordPress non si aggiorna subito?
La causa più comune per cui un sito web WordPress non si aggiorna immediatamente è la cache.
Per impostazione predefinita, molte società di hosting WordPress attivano i propri sistemi di caching, che memorizzano una copia temporanea delle pagine per migliorare la velocità del sito e ridurre il carico del server.
A parte questo, potreste anche utilizzare un plugin di caching per WordPress, che potrebbe non essere configurato correttamente.
Infine, ma non meno importante, il browser può anche memorizzare una versione cache delle pagine nella memoria temporanea.
Di solito, quando si apporta una qualsiasi modifica al sito WordPress, le versioni memorizzate nella cache scadono e le modifiche vengono visualizzate immediatamente.
Tuttavia, questo potrebbe non accadere subito a causa di qualche errore di configurazione. In questo caso, si vedrà la vecchia versione della pagina per un po’ di tempo.
Il sintomo più comune di questo problema è la mancata visualizzazione dei nuovi post nella homepage del vostro sito WordPress.
Sebbene sia ancora possibile visualizzare il singolo post facendo clic sul link Visualizza post dall’area di amministrazione di WordPress, non è possibile vederlo nella pagina principale.
Detto questo, vediamo come risolvere facilmente questo problema.
Risolvere il problema del mancato aggiornamento del sito WordPress
Per prima cosa è necessario cancellare la cache del browser. Le istruzioni riportate di seguito vi spiegheranno come fare.
Per la maggior parte degli utenti, questo dovrebbe risolvere il problema e non sarà necessario passare al punto 2.
Video tutorial
Se preferite le istruzioni scritte, continuate a leggere.
Passo 1. Forzare il browser a ricaricare o cancellare la cache
A volte il browser (in particolare Google Chrome) mostra una copia in cache del sito web invece di mostrare quella nuova.
Per risolvere questo problema, è sufficiente premere i tasti F5 o Ctrl+R in Windows (o Cmd + R in Mac) sulla tastiera per ricaricare la pagina.
Questo chiederà al browser di ricaricare la pagina recuperando una nuova versione. Nella maggior parte dei casi, questo risolve il problema per molti utenti.
Tuttavia, se questo non funziona, il passo successivo è cancellare la cache del browser. In Google Chrome, fare clic sul menu a tre punti nell’angolo in alto a destra. Dal menu, è necessario andare su Altri strumenti ” Cancella dati di navigazione.
Per maggiori dettagli, consultate la nostra guida su come cancellare la cache in tutti i principali browser.
Passo 2. Cancellare la cache di WordPress per il vostro sito web
La seconda e più probabile causa di questo problema è una cattiva configurazione del plugin di caching di WordPress. La maggior parte dei plugin di caching rende super facile cancellare la cache con un semplice clic.
Se state usando WP Rocket sul vostro sito web, andate semplicemente alla pagina Impostazioni ” WP Rocket e cliccate sul pulsante “Cancella cache” sotto la scheda dashboard.
Se si utilizza il plugin WP Super Cache, andare alla pagina Impostazioni ” WP Super Cache.
Nella scheda Facile, scorrere fino alla sezione “Elimina pagine memorizzate nella cache” e fare clic sul pulsante “Elimina cache”.
Anche se non avete installato un plugin per il caching di WordPress sul vostro sito web, molte società di hosting WordPress implementano il loro sistema di caching per impostazione predefinita.
Ad esempio, se utilizzate la piattaforma di hosting Bluehost, noterete un pulsante “Caching” nella barra degli strumenti di amministrazione.
Passando con il mouse si vedrà l’opzione “Elimina tutta la cache”. In questo modo si cancellano tutti i file della cache dal sito web.
SiteGround è un’altra delle migliori società di hosting WordPress che offre il proprio sistema di caching integrato.
È possibile gestire la cache di SiteGround installando e attivando il plugin SG Optimizer. Per maggiori dettagli, consultare la nostra guida passo-passo su come installare un plugin per WordPress.
Dopo l’attivazione, è necessario fare clic sul pulsante Purge SG Cache nella barra degli strumenti di amministrazione di WordPress.
Questo cancellerà la cache di SiteGround per il vostro sito web.
Per ulteriori aziende di hosting e plugin di caching, consultate la nostra guida completa su come svuotare la cache di WordPress.
Speriamo che questo articolo vi abbia aiutato a risolvere il problema del mancato aggiornamento immediato del sito WordPress. Potreste anche dare un’occhiata alla nostra guida sugli errori più comuni di WordPress e su come risolverli.
Se questo articolo vi è piaciuto, iscrivetevi al nostro canale YouTube per le esercitazioni video su WordPress. Potete trovarci anche su Twitter e Facebook.
Syed Balkhi says
Hey WPBeginner readers,
Did you know you can win exciting prizes by commenting on WPBeginner?
Every month, our top blog commenters will win HUGE rewards, including premium WordPress plugin licenses and cash prizes.
You can get more details about the contest from here.
Start sharing your thoughts below to stand a chance to win!
Jessie says
None of these options worked for me.
WPBeginner Support says
If none of our recommendations are able to assist, you would want to reach out to your hosting provider to ensure they do not have a caching or are seeing an error on your site.
Admin
Oliver says
Hello! Firstly, always amazing guides! you are 100% my goto!
I have this issue, the changes i am making aren’t updating (partially)
layout changes aren’t updating. i have tested to see if its just a delay, by slightly changing some text. The text updates instantly, but the layout remains unchanged.
WPBeginner Support says
If it is not your caching then you would likely want to reach out to your theme’s support to ensure the theme changes aren’t being overridden by a setting in the theme.
Admin
Jack says
After i update wordpress version i also update yoast. Then the site won´t load. it just keeping processing and does not show anything but a orange layer that is the main color of the website. Now the same thing is happening when i try to update different plugins but not all of them. I don´t receive any error msg from wordpress or the site. I also clear the cache etc…
WPBeginner Support says
It is hard to say the specific cause, for a starting point we would recommend going through our troubleshooting guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
Admin
Kathi says
Hi, I have updated my entire website’s design but for some reason, it will always show me the wrong front page.
It’s always the front page, also on different devices, as well on my phone. The other pages will be shown completely right.
WPBeginner Support says
You may want to try our general troubleshooting steps to see if this is a plugin/theme conflict possibly:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
Admin
Javed Iqbal says
I have updated my WordPress Version 5.5.I have created a posts after that but my post now showing completely on my site. plz how can I resolved this issue.I used above mentioned method but same result.plz guide me how can i fix this issue.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to reach out to the support for your specific theme and they would be able to assist.
Admin
Junaid says
I was the same issue in my WordPress website. But I solved this issue Through Reading This Post.. Thanks Buddy…..
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our guide was helpful
Admin
Abhishek Gupta says
I have updated the payment method (COD) in my wordpress panel but it is not updating in the website. I don’t know why??
WPBeginner Support says
As this article states, you would want to clear any caching on your site, and should that not work you may need to reach out to your ecommerce plugin’s support to ensure that there isn’t an issue with the plugin itself.
Admin
Marelize says
Thank you! CTRL + F5 worked perfectly! This was on Chrome.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendation was able to help
Admin
Gman says
Great, thanks for the article. ctrl+F5 worked for me.
I had previously tried clearing the cache, but still it didn’t work, but ctrl+F5 worked right away for some reason.
Thanks again
WPBeginner Support says
Good to know to check your browser cache as well as the website cache as it sounds like that was your issue
Admin
Octopus says
How come all of the WordPress “solutions” never work?
WPBeginner Support says
Our recommended solutions should work unless you have an odd niche error. Feel free to reach out to us using our contact form should none of our recommendations help you
Admin
Archit says
Hi, I have updated php version on my host but its not reflecting on wordpress . What to do ??
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to reach out to your host to ensure you changed the PHP in the correct location and if you did you may want to try deleting your htaccess file and resaving your permalinks to recreate the file.
Admin
Zeeshan Alam says
Thank you for sharing this post, its really Cached plugin I remove the cache and my post update text showing on Homepage
Thanks a lot
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendations could help
Admin
Colton says
You’re a lifesaver, seriously. Couldn’t figure out why my pages weren’t updating but once I deleted and deactivated my cache, they all appeared. I’m so relieved!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
Admin
Judith says
Thank you, this helped tremendously!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
Admin
Robin says
I have done everything suggested several times and my updates are still not showing on my front page. What else can I do?
Thank you.
WPBeginner Support says
You would likely want to reach out to your hosting provider to ensure there are no errors or caching from your host’s end
Admin
Peter says
I don’t understand. When I’m on the homepage its empty, then I click “Customise” in the bottom right and it takes me to the version I’ve worked on, but when I go back to the homepge it’s still empty. I can’t see anything anywhere about plugins apart from the download page but it says I need to be on the business plan (I’m on premium).
Is my webpage stuck like this until I upgrade to business? Do I need to install a plugin or does the premium plan come with one already? Clearing the cache on my computer does nothing unfortunately.
WPBeginner Support says
From the sound of it you are on WordPress.com: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/self-hosted-wordpress-org-vs-free-wordpress-com-infograph/
our tutorials and workarounds are for WordPress.org sites. You would sadly need to reach out to the WordPress.com support for the problem but you shouldn’t need to upgrade to their business plan to have it display properly.
Admin
Rahul says
Really it is a very helpful article.
WPBeginner Support says
Thank you
Admin
Arfaan says
Great video! however, I do not have any cache plugins of any sort. I have cleared my brower cache and still no luck
Any other suggestions? im using Chrome.
WPBeginner Support says
Have you checked with your hosting provider to ensure they don’t have caching for your site?
Admin
Adam says
I had a problem with my website today and found this solution and it worked perfectly. Thank-you very much. WPBeginner is always the first place that I look whenever I have a problem with my WordPress website and so far I have always been able to resolve it with the material that I find here. Very helpful. Thank-you very much.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help solve the issue
Admin
chinweike onwuchekwa says
thank you very much for this. being having problem with my website not updating immediately. after this video. I uninstalled the wp super cache and my website updated immediately. thank you so much.
Kevin says
Hello! Great article. Unfortunately it didn’t help me, and I don’t have a caching plugin. Any other solutions? I have cleared cache in Chrome as well.
Bailey says
I am also having the same issue. Do you have any solutions?
Heather says
I made a few minor changes to our website content. When I test it on my computer using chrome, the updates are there. If I use IE on my computer I do not see the changes and co-workers using IE, chrome or Mozilla do not see the changes. I made the changes and then clicked update on the page in the dashboard. Please help.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Heather,
This could be a caching issue, please see our guide on how to clear cache in WordPress.
Admin
Ashley says
Any suggestions for this issue? WordPress says ‘All themes are up to date’ but my theme is not up to date therefore I can’t install the latest version. My site is broken because the developer says I need the lastest version but I am stuck because WordPress says all themes up to date. Ever heard of this? My site has been down for 13 months because of this and the developer offers no support once you pay for the theme.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Ashley,
You can use FTP to upload theme files to your server.
Admin
robiul islam says
thanks for this post i benefited from it
Christopher says
I am having a devilish problem. I changed an image on my home page… (woocommerce storefont) — and also a product image. I have done every variation of purging possible… but the home page keeps reverting to the previous form. I have changed it other times… had a some problems but managed to get it to work. IN fact these times… I purge and reload, etc… and get the correct page. Then I immediately purge everything again… including browser of course… then it seems to work. Then I close and open and it is the wrong page again…. OR I press the top icon which takes you back to the front page and it is the old one. The mobiles show the previous home page… and the old images in other locations. ?? – totally feel like I wasting huge amounts of time over something shouldn’t even happen. I disabled super cache… got it right right… and then boom it reverted again… reenables super cache… purged everything… got it right… one click… back to the old home page… ANY IDEAS??
Raj Trivedi says
Hey Team,
I do not have any WordPress caching plugin and the posts do not get updated for at least 2 hours or less. We have cloudfare cdn. We have tried everything in the books to resolve the problem This problem persists with posts and category listing where all the posts are shown of its category, This happens randomly, sometimes it will get updated and sometimes not. When logged in to WordPress we are able to see the updated content but not when we are logged out or as a visitor visiting the website.
Ideally, after 2 hours everything gets updated at once.
WPBeginner Support says
Hey Raj,
Have you tried disabling Cloudflare temporarily to see if this resolves your issue. We will also suggest contacting your WordPress hosting provider particularly if they have their own caching solutions in place.
Admin
Vince says
No good. I have tried everything and suddenly today NO changes of menus, widgtes, logo ect are reflected on the site, unless I’m logged in to wordpress admin panel.
Lucy says
I’ve had so many problems with my updates not showing, and after following every piece of advice I could find online was at my wits end.
However, I think I have solved it – for me, at least.
My hosting is done through Bluehost and there is an automatically installed plugin called Endurance Cache (I’ve since learned this through Googling), which I think defaults to Level 2 setting. In a last ditch attempt, I set this to Level 0 and low and behold my updates appear.
Sommer Arruda says
Im have a strange issue. The WordPress has updated… But only on certain computers. 3 computers have the updated version of my website, where the other 2 do not.
I had a small problem with text randomly fading away and never coming back on my front page, I went to fix it and now Im having the issue with different computers seeing different things. I am not sure if this is a wordpress problem, a plugin problem, or something else.
Anyone else had this problem? And have you fixed it?
Mohamed atef says
I don’t have any cache plugin and i have this problem what is should do ?
Please help me
Alex Legard says
Unfortunately, I still have this issue even though I never had any caching plugin installed in the first place. The web page isn’t updating even after using ctrl-F5. I installed W3 Total Cache and followed the steps in this article. I don’t know what the issue could possibly be.
mohit says
nothing works for me.
this is my website, plz help me out.
June says
So I installed W3 cache plugin, and it actually seemed to slow down my site. I uninstalled it, but now my site is not reloading on google chrome no matter what I do. I don’t know how to fix it. Do I need to resinstall W3 cach plugin to fix it? Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
Hey June,
If your website loads correctly on other browsers, then try to clear your browser cache.
Admin
Abhishek Sharma says
Thanks a lot. It works.
Mak says
Please Help !!
I changed the email address and location of my website in wp editor ..after updating am unable to see the google map and also my email icon not showing on live site .please help
Mark Perkins says
Yet again fantastic help
Mister Z says
Thank you very much for this post! I was wondering why my date on a post was not updating! It was because of the caching.
Steve says
“To resolve this issue, you need to simply hit CTRL + F5 (or Cmd + R in Mac) buttons on your keyboard to reload the page.”
And who’s going to tell my readers this? Why doesn’t anyone answer the obvious question of how to make readers get the latest version? All other websites out there seem to load the latest version so there’s clearly a solution.
Nirdosh says
Thank you so much for writing this article. I have been trying all sorts of things to resolve this issue but nothing worked unless I found this article. Thanks once again for helping us out!
Fred Haycock says
I wanted to know How to Fix WordPress Website Not Updating Right Away I have been trying all sorts of things within in my admin area for the last 2 days with no luck.
I then came on your site and followed the instructions on the video and within seconds my problem was solved AMAZING. I will bookmark wpbeginner.com and will also recommend as a matter of course, thanks very much for information and help
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Fred,
We are glad you found it helpful. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for more WordPress tips and tutorials.
Admin
Ecole Maison says
Hi, this did not work for me. I deactivate all my plugins, I cleared the cache, I changed my theme, and the 3 together… and my posts/pages still do not update. Even deleted widget stil appear in the sidebar. And it is 3 days now, of searching an answer. Do you have an idea ?
Ecole Maison says
You are wrong in our case. It’s been 1 week that we are changing pages which do not change on line. We remove widgets on theses pages / articles and they are still there. We completely remove plugins and widgets on all pages / articles and the pages/articles are still the same. It is really the strangest thing We’ve seen sinc we started 10 years ago.
Rick says
We are having a problem where our blog content is showing updates we make but any text links are not being updated. For example, changing text in a headline will show up but changing a link in the text from a location on our dev site to a location on our live site does not show up. The original link to our dev site persists and the update to the link is not reflected in the updated page. One other quirky thing is that when I am logged in as an admin the link update to our live site is shown while regular users see the old link to the dev site.
Arthur Hicken says
What if none of the above work. IE I have no cache plugins, browser refresh doesn’t work, loading from a fresh browser on a fresh machine still shows the original page? I’ve copied the .htaccess file from a working wordpress blog I have and there is nothing in the WP section in that file.
Neil Speers says
Found an odd cure based on something I read above in one of the other comments. Been fighting with WordPress for about 8 hours trying to get the new site look to appear. It had nothing to do with browser caches – I looked on machines that hadn’t loaded the site yet. Wasn’t the cache plugin in WordPress, I didn’t even have one installed on the site. Tried installing one and deleting the cache to see if that would trick it into fixing things. Tried changing between themes, turning off plugins, and so on.
Finally – after reading about the .httaccess file, I went in by ftp and deleted everything off the file, reloaded the site on my browswer and the new theme and page showed up. Reinserted the text into the .httaccess file and everything seems to be working. But of course, if I change things in the future they are not going to show up.
So now – any suggestion on which line in .httaccess is causing the problem? And what can be done about it.
WPBeginner Support says
.htaccess file in WordPress is used for setting up SEO Friendly Urls. Some other plugins may also add code to this file. Generally, it has the same code which starts with #Begin WordPress and ends with #End WordPress lines. If you have just that particular code block, then this can be a bug in your theme or a plugin you are using. Try updating your permalink structure. Simply visit Settings » Permalinks and then click on the save changes button without changing anything.
Admin
Neil Speers says
That would make sense, except it happened with several themes including the stock themes with wordpress installs, and no plugins active. The ONLY thing that I did that actually fixed it was the change the .htaccess file. However I didn’t try the permalink change – if I run into this issue again I’ll give that a try.
VicHaunter says
Hello and thanks for the explanation. If you disable all caches in the plugins and CDN, and you can see the updates of the website, but in feedburn, ifttt, zapier, gtmetrix, pagespeed, etc continues appearing the cached content what can be happening?
Dheeraj Singh says
Somehow I am unable to see the results even after deactivating and deleting the plugin. Tried on multiple devices as well.
I can see the changes when logged in as an admin, however not for non logged in users in WP.
VicHaunter says
I had the same problem, was solved changing WP Super Cache from htaccess to php and deleting the rules from the .htaccess file. If you entered some time must delete it if change the configuration. See also if you have any CDN configured like cloudflare and change to development mode in the cdn panel to see if changes occur.
Also can be if you have server cache like varnish or nginx proxie.
Greg Johnson says
Thank you so much for the quick video. I have been fighting it for hours and simply deleting my cache helped resolve the issue immediately!
Ali says
information was very helping. By Deactivating caches its working properly. Thank You
John says
Is there a way to force a browser to load the latest version of my page thus overriding the browser cache? It is all well and good me emptying my browser cache so I can see the updates but that approach does nothing to fix the issue for my readers. Any tips would be appreciated?