I’m new to WPFC, but I’ve noticed that Pagespeed Insights reports the following issue, when Browser caching is set:
“Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy”
It seems that the default 7 days is not long enough according to Pagespeed Insights. In the past I’ve had to set Expires manually to a year to avoid the issue.
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks
]]>I’m currently using BunnyCDN to serve the static assets (images, CSS, scripts, etc.) of my WordPress site using the Perfmatters plugin.
My question is, would enabling the Browser Caching option in the Super Page Cache for the Cloudflare plugin provide any additional benefit? I want to ensure that this won’t cause any issues, particularly for users who may have outdated content cached in their browser if the static content changes.
Also, I’ve already disabled all the other caching plugins after enabling the fallback cache in Super Page Cache.
I appreciate any insight or advice you can provide.
Best Regards,
Ritesh
]]>Hi!
In your instructions your explain, how to edit the nginx.conf file to configure browser caching.
My webhoster, though, uses Apache as webserver.
How can I configure browser caching editing either the Apache configuration or the .htaccess file?
Which of these two options is preferred?
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Kind regards,
Gerald
]]>Are you able to advise on what we need to do to resolve this issue.
Many thanks
]]>I have tried to use it before and needed other cache plugins to work with it to get a decent read on google page speed.
Now I’ve gotten rid of W3TC and the WP Optimize by UPdraft and Asset Cleanup and Hummingbird is cleaning my database now (taking place of WP optimize) and it’s working with gzip and browser caching because it provides config help on the vps for browser caching and gzip for both static and dynamic files and thus nginx works with Hummmingbird as a caching proxy if you will with the power and speed of NGINx behind it leaving Apache to do nothing but host websiles.
Not that I have Hummingbird dialied in and humming along I can’t ask for much more.
]]>I noticed that, when I log-in, two console 404 error appear in Chrome dev-tools: “Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)” and it refers to two javascript files.
Furthermore, the console reports another issue: “DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for https://[mysite.it]/wp-content/uploads/hummingbird-assets/wphb-lazy-load.min.js.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE”.
Another issue: I cannot enable browser caching. In the Browser Caching page I have this message: “4 of your cache types don’t meet the recommended expiry period of 1 year. Configure browser caching below.”. But if I try to configure the expiring time, either for “All type files” and for “Individual file types”, it doesn’t work.
Nevertheless, I noticed that the browser caching code has been written correctly in my .htaccess file, but in the Browser Caching page in WordPress backend still reports the expiring time as “disabled” for all the file type (Javascript, CSS, Media and Images).
There is still another issue: something is blocking the images of the posts when I share the posts link on Facebook or WhatsApp.
I would like to keep using Hummingbird as a cache plugin, but I can’t solve these problems.
Could you help me? Thank you
]]>We have an issue with the help desk on our website.
After a user or admin submits a reply to a ticket, the page does not display the latest reply (after clicking post reply). We have to ask users to force refresh (ctrl+shift+F5) to make the browser retrieve the page again.
Do you know of a solution for this?
Many thanks.