Inline Related Posts and Cache system

Sorry, I′ll try to explain myself better.

When I enable Inline Related Posts (IRP) the posts are added with this nice plugin, but the question is:

Every time someone read the post the IRP is generated or is created once. The question is of course about IRP and WP Super Cache. If IRP change the page cache would generate refresh.

Author? Support?

Hi there,
Actually we are aware of it, and it is still under investigation. The thing is quite strange as we tested our plugin with many other cache plugins (such as WP Cache o WP Fastest Cache) and all works correctly. Our developers are working on it and we can keep you updated when a solution will be ready ??
Be aware we usually answer tickets on [email protected]. Do you still need help? If yes, do not hesitate to contact us there.

Hi Guys,
I’ll explain here how our plugin works.
IRP generate each page refresh new related boxes and this is done to improve the visitor engagements.

If once you have enabled the cache plugin, you will see the same posts, this means that your caching system also cache the related box results.
While if you see each time new related boxes this means that your page content is not cached.

Let me know if this helped you, Simon.

Yes Simon, it helps.

Maybe I got confussed. Cause some previous help that said:

“As you seen IRP is not cached due to we did a lot of performance test and we found that is not needed.
We prefer to show each time a different post to improve the visitor engagement.”

So, if cached is enabled what you previous said is not implemented to cached pages. I thought that if cache enabled, every time someone open a page it is cached agaon for IRP new generated content.

By the way, excellent plugin. Would love to have option to disable underline in links.

Thank you.

Great Mauricio,
To disable underline in links you have 2 different ways:
1. Edit the assets/templates/styles.html CSS file inside your plugin
2. With the premium version, you can define a different CSS due to each template has one CSS class so is very easy to edit (while with the free version the template name is randomly generated).

If you need some help let me know and will be a pleasure to help you, Simon.