owaisalam

Breeze provides action hook to clear all cached data across its caching system. This can be useful when you need to programmatically trigger a full cache purge.

do_action('breeze_clear_all_cache');

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Thanks for your reply. Could you please confirm that when updating a post, the changes reflect not only on the Home or Listing page but also on the Detail page? Additionally, could you share which option you have selected under Settings > Reading Settings—Latest Posts or Static Page?

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The Exclude CSS option allows excluding CSS files based on:

1. Folder Path – e.g., https://demo/wp-content/plugins/some-plugin/assets/css/demo(.*)
2. File Name – e.g., https://demo/wp-content/plugins/some-plugin/assets/css/demo_1/css_random_someplugin_(.*).css

However, the options you have requested are not currently supported.

The .htaccess file contains rules for Browser Cache and Gzip Compression when both options are enabled in Breeze.

Please confirm the following:

1. Are both Browser Cache and Gzip Compression enabled in the Breeze settings?
2. If yes, check the .htaccess file to ensure the rules are properly reflected.

Thanks for sharing the details. To investigate the point of conflict, we need access to your server. Please create a support ticket using the following link:

https://unified.cloudways.com/zendesk/ticket

In the ticket, kindly mention the URL of this thread for reference. Once we complete the investigation, we will share the root cause in this thread, which will help other users facing the same issue in the future. Hope you understand.

Thanks for sharing your feedback! We will definitely look into it and share it with our engineering team for a more in-depth analysis. We’ll get back to you soon.

Could you please confirm whether you have contacted customer support? Also, since you mentioned a high CPU request, please specify if there is any particular action that leads to a spike in RAM usage.

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First of all, please confirm if you are using the Elementor WooCommerce Cart Widget.

It would be great if you could provide a video demonstrating the problem, as that would help us guide you more effectively.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 4 days ago by owaisalam.

Thanks for sharing your feedback!

As you mentioned, purging the cache by a singular URL would be useful. It would be great if you could share a specific use case for this. That way, we can explore a possible workaround, and if it proves valuable, we can consider adding it to our feature development list

Let me summarize your point to ensure I understand correctly.

You mentioned that your site contains news articles and updates frequently. However, users are not seeing the updated content as soon as it’s published, and for that reason, you want to change the browser cache time. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

Secondly, could you please share the method your site uses to update news articles? Is it done by creating posts manually, or does it involve any third-party integration?

Thanks for reaching out! Let me discuss this with our engineering team and get back to you.

Please update 2.2.6.

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