Internet explorer not showing posted stuff

Ok, so does clearing the blog cache correct the issue?

No, I cleared the blog cache several times and not correction at all. In my opinion, what corrected the issue was updating the most recent post, but from inside WordPress, not through Windows Live Writer.

Try completely uninstalling WP Super Cache following the guide at https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-super-cache/other_notes/ (there’s more to it than just deleting the plugin).

Do you still have the issue with it gone?

Everything seems to be fine so far. When I post tomorrow’s stuff I’ll see if it continues fine; if not, I’ll perform same operation than today, and only if that doesn’t work either I’d try to proceed with the WP Super Cache plug-in uninstalling because I already read what that requires and it’s too complicated for me.

Ok, my suspicion is that Super Cache isn’t refreshing itself when a post is published or modified outside of WordPress.

Removing the cache and uninstalling it completely will confirm if that is the problem.

Ok, MacManX, you’re probably right, but it’s easier for me to go inside my WordPress and update last post, than risking to damage my blog for not doing a correct uninstalling.

Besides that, what’s going to happen with the function that WP Super Cache accomplish? My host asked me to install that plug-in years ago and it never caused any problem.

than risking to damage my blog for not doing a correct uninstalling.

It’s really not that risky, just follow the steps at https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-super-cache/other_notes/

Besides that, what’s going to happen with the function that WP Super Cache accomplish?

Well, you won’t have a cache on your site for the few minutes it takes to test, that’s all.

My host asked me to install that plug-in years ago and it never caused any problem.

It may not be the problem, but right now it’s the most likely culprit. The only way to know for sure is to remove it from the equation.

Today, after posting the daily articles, there was the same problem, but, once more, I entered my blog as Admin, update the most recent article, and everything was solved.

This trick is what I’ll have to continue doing because my host blocked my blog some time ago because —they said— it was “eating” to much server and creating problems to other customers.

Solution was —always according to my host— to install the “WP Super Cache”. So, I prefer to continue doing the updating trick everyday than taking the risk of getting my blog blocked.

Thanks again for your valuable help.

Ok, if you’re fine with that work-around, I guess we can mark this resolved.

I think so. Thanks again.

You’re welcome!