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How to set up Super cache in WordPress?
Just like any other plugins, go to Plugins > Add New page on your WordPress dashboard and search for ‘wp super cache’. Then click ‘ Install’, followed by ‘Activate’ to activate the caching plugin. After activating, you will see a new sub-menu item – WP Super Cache – under the Settings menu.
Which is better WP rocket or Super cache?
WP Super Cache is a solid cache plugin (if you’re going the free route). Otherwise WP Rocket was rated #1 in 7 Facebook polls and is what I use (I have a set up guide for WP Rocket as well). But WP Super Cache is still a great choice especially because… it’s free.
How often should WP Super cache be refreshed?
By default, it set to refresh preloaded cache files every 600 minutes. But you should increase this number if it’s putting stress on your server, especially if you’re on shared hosting. You can also leave it to 0 if you do not want static files to expire ever unless you manually refresh the cache.
Is there a way to enable web cache in WP?
Unfortunately, WP Super Cache does not allow you to enable browser cache when you select the Expert cache delivery method. In the comments section below, you can see a reader asked about the same. When you select the Simple method, WPSC does give an option to enable 304 Browser caching.
How to use WP Super cache plugin in Nginx?
As you are getting into Nginx, I hope you don’t need my help with configuring WP Super Cache plugin. Still, make sure you are using “Use mod_rewrite to serve cache files. (Recommended)” option under “Advanced” tab. Following configuration supports: To simplify configuration, I haven’t added Mobile user agent checks.
Why does WP Super cache conflict with plugins?
WP Super Cache caching will conflict with plugins that uses query vars. WooCommerce is an example known plugin known to work with above configuration. Reason is following line: It doesn’t passes $args to /index.php.