<strong>Do You Need Caching for a Website?</strong>

Yes, caching for a website improves the visitor overall experience considerably, given that page loading times are a primary pain point for the majority of visitors. Cached data is considered temporary storage of web page elements like images, videos, and text that will be faster to load if caching for your website has been enabled.

<strong>How Do You Disable Caching in WordPress?</strong>

Disabling caching in WordPress is done by modified the wp-config.php file in your WordPress folder, be taking these steps: 1. Find and edit the wp-config.php file for your site. 2. Locate this section in wp-config.php file: define('WP_CACHE',true); 3. Change value of true to false. 4. Save your changes.

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Nexcess & WordPress Cache Settings: Excluding Pages & Data
Learn to adjust WordPress cache settings on Nexcess. See how to exclude pages, query strings, or cookies from Page Cache, WP Rocket, and Redis.
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Nexcess & WordPress Cache Settings: Excluding Pages & Data