Kadence Performance
Tweaks
- Added the ability to preload your website based on the URLs in your sitemap.
- Added
wp solid perf preload status|start|cancelcommands. - Purging a single URL from the Admin Bar will now automatically preload that URL.
- Headers set via PHP are now captured when creating cache files and served back with the response.
- Added verbose logging when WP_DEBUG is defined as true. This can be filtered with
solidwp/performance/log/level, by passing one of: debug, info, notice, warning, error, critical, alert, emergency.
Fixes
- Do not load invalid configuration values, preventing the settings page from loading.
Fixes
advanced-cache.phpis no longer deleted when WordPress is updating.Settings > Advanced > Cache Exclusionsnow properly save.
Fixes
- Updated HTML comment timestamps on cached files to use 24 hour time.
Fixes
- Updated HTML comment timestamps on cached files to use the timezone configured in the WordPress dashboard. Timestamps now also include the timezone.
- Resolved an issue where Query Monitor output in the admin bar was missing when Solid Performance was active.
- Fixed an issue where
advanced-cache.phpwould be automatically deleted whenWP_CONTENT_DIRwas dynamically changed. - The
cache_dirconfiguration path is now dynamically updated after reading the configuration from the database orconfig.php.
Tweaks
- Added a new HTML comment, "Cached page generated by Solid Performance on $date" to indicate caching is active when debug mode is disabled.
- Introduced the
X-Cached-By: Solid Performanceheader to clearly identify cached responses in browser dev tools. - Implemented intelligent cache purging that clears related pages when a post is changed, including home pages, taxonomy, author, and date archives, and their paginated counterparts.
- Improved overall code structure and performance for better efficiency and maintainability.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where using the "Exclude from Page Cache" meta option would not immediately purge the post from the cache.
Tweaks
- We now automatically create and serve compressed cache files using gzip, deflate, brotli and zstd depending on the server config and the visitors browser config. This helps to create smaller cache files and improve response times.
- When debug mode is enabled, we now show the compression algorithm used to compress the file in the HTML comment.
- Added some additional code and performance improvements.
Fixes
- The advanced-cache.php file now automatically gets replaced when the plugin is updated to prevent site crashes.
- We now remove the advanced-cache.php file if the plugin isn't active to prevent the plugin from unknowingly running when it isn't activated.
Tweaks
- Using "Clear Current Page" from the WP admin bar now accommodates a wider variety of URIs.
- An admin notice now displays if permalinks are disabled, as this plugin relies upon a custom permalink structure.
- WP notices will now show on the Solid Performance Settings Page.
- Code and performance improvements.
Fixes
- Caching is now prevented if permalinks are disabled. This avoids anomalies that could occur otherwise.
- An error message now displays if a user without required permissions attempts to purge a page from the cache.
- Redirect without query parameters if purging a page fails due to invalid data.
Features
- Initial Release