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What does purge SG cache mean?
What does “purge cache” do? So now let’s talk about purging the cache. That simply means to delete the HTML “copies” of your pages. So if you purge the cache, it means the next time you view your blog, it will generate the page by pulling info from the database (the original method).
Should you purge cache?
It’s not bad to clear your cached data now and then. Some refer to this data as “junk files,” meaning it just sits and piles up on your device. Clearing the cache helps keep things clean, but don’t rely on it as a solid method for making new space.
How long does it take to purge cache?
Depending on how much cache has built up, it can take up to 10-15 minutes.
Why are my website changes not showing up?
When you visit a website multiple times, your browser detects any site changes since your last visit and automatically replaces the cached data with the updated data. Sometimes browsers don’t detect minor changes or display the updated version of the site. To fix this problem, you need to clear your browser cache manually.
Why are my changes not showing up on my computer?
If you update your logo and upload a new file with an identical name (logo.png), that change might not show up right away because people’s browsers will still load the original logo.png file from their cache. To fix this with cache busting, all you need to do is change the filename.
Why are there no changes on my WordPress site?
Beyond caching issues, another reason why you might not see changes on your WordPress site might have to do with permissions on your site. This is especially common if you’re creating dynamic sites where different users see different content, like in a membership site.
Why is my new logo not showing on my computer?
If you update your logo and upload a new file with an identical name ( logo.png ), that change might not show up right away because people’s browsers will still load the original logo.png file from their cache. To fix this with cache busting, all you need to do is change the filename.