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When does WP Rocket write to the .htaccess file?
WP Rocket writes to the .htaccess file in the scenarios listed below. Enabling or disabling plugin features: Mobile Cache Separate cache files for mobile devices, for WP Rocket versions before 3.16
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Optimize critical images
WP Rocket 3.16 introduces a feature called Optimize critical images, which automatically optimizes the above the fold images of the page, so that they can be rendered faster. This optimization is
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Troubleshooting Critical CSS generation issues
Basic requirements for the generation tool to work: You must have a valid WP Rocket license. Check the service status here: https://wp-rocket.me/status/ Your site must be publicly accessible for the
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WebP Compatibility
WP Rocket does NOT create WebP images for you. You’ll need an additional plugin such as Imagify to handle image conversion. If your site uses WebP images, WP Rocket can create a separate cache file
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Preload is slow or not working
In this article, you will learn how to identify a problem with the Preload cache feature, which basic requirements should be met, and the most common problems it may have, as well as the respective
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Pages are not cached or optimizations are not working
By default, WP Rocket delivers cached and optimized pages for visitors, unless you’re visiting: Pages as a logged-in user, in which case you should enable User Cache, log out of WordPress or visit
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Using WP Rocket on your WooCommerce site
Everything you need to know about WP Rocket and WooCommerce! In this Article Automatic detection What are the best settings for WooCommerce? Cache purging Resolving dynamic content issues Helper
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Support scope
Our policy regarding custom development work is determined by factors such as time, complexity, and the extent to which proposed features may deviate from the primary product focus and vision. Minor
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Using membership and community plugins with WP Rocket
In general, it's recommended to disable page caching on certain dynamic membership or community plugins pages as no dynamic content on those pages would change until the cache is purged and
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Making WP Rocket work with WooCommerce recently viewed products widget
WP Rocket is compatible with two different widgets solutions that display a list of the products a visitor/customer previously viewed on your shop: Built-in WooCommerce Recently Viewed Products
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Troubleshoot Remove Unused CSS display issues
This article is intended to teach you how to identify and fix layout issues caused by the Remove Unused CSS feature. Heads up! This is an advanced-level document dedicated to experienced users,
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Hosting compatibility
WP Rocket is compatible with 99% of hosts. Due to the specifics of some hosting platforms, there may be some particular considerations. If you come across a hosting company that wants you to remove
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When should I use the top menu options?
WP Rocket's top menu is automatically added to the admin bar so that you can easily run some actions from anywhere in your admin panel, without having to access WP Rocket's Settings page. In this
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Using Cloudflare APO with WP Rocket
WP Rocket is compatible with Cloudflare APO, meaning that the cache clearing between WP Rocket and Cloudflare APO will be synchronized. Note: In order to work, this compatibility requires the
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Changing domains and migrating sites with WP Rocket
When you change the domain for your site, enable HTTPS, change the primary version of your domain from www to non-www (or vice versa) or move a site from a development URL to a live URL, the WP
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Clear cache notice when enabling/disabling plugins
If you've enabled or disabled a plugin you should see an admin notice coming from WP Rocket as shown below: WP Rocket: One or more plugins have been enabled or disabled, clear the cache if they
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How to make a custom (MU) plugin
The difference between a regular plugin and a MU (“ must use”) plugin in WordPress is: MU plugins are activated automatically once uploaded to a specific folder in WordPress. In this Article Making a
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LazyLoad plugin compatibility
We automatically exclude LazyLoad for the following plugins/scripts to ensure compatibility: Envira gallery Justified Image Grid Meta Slider Meta Slider Pro Really Simple Captcha Timthumb Soliloquy
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How to find which plugin calls admin-ajax.php
Some plugins use AJAX requests to launch a custom wp_query in order to show it in the page without a complete reloading, which is a good method for displaying dynamic content on a cached page. This
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Cache is incomplete, cleared too frequently or randomly
Sometimes, you might notice the cache is being cleared randomly, without a clear explanation. Some symptoms of this could be: The cache folder is incomplete. There is a random number of cached pages.
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Using AMP plugins with WP Rocket
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) is Google's open-source project built to speed up websites’ loading time. Initially, it was aimed for mobile but now it has been extended to all kind of devices.
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Using cookie law plugins with WP Rocket
Many websites need to display a banner to their visitors to warn them that cookies are used on the website, and ask to accept them. WP Rocket is known to be compatible with the following cookie law
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Using geolocation/geotargeting plugins with WP Rocket
Geotargeting/geolocation features can conflict with page caching. First, it's important to find out if the geolocation feature is using PHP or JavaScript/AJAX to run. You can contact the respective
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Using translation multilingual plugins with WP Rocket
Automatic compatibilities WP Rocket has automatic compatibility with the following multilingual/translation plugins: WPML WP Rocket will detect your language configuration and will
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Optimization plugins not compatible with WP Rocket
This article contains a list of the optimization plugins and features that are not compatible with WP Rocket because they overlap each other, and cause major conflicts. Optimization plugins not
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How can I exclude a plugin/script from caching?
You can't exclude a script or plugin from the cache with WP Rocket. Instead, if your site is having display or functioning issues, you can exclude a script or plugin from a specific optimization
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Plugins and themes not compatible with WP Rocket
In this article, you will find the list of plugins and themes which are not compatible with WP Rocket. These plugins and themes are preventing WP Rocket's caching and/or optimizations due to one of
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Reduce initial server response time
Server response time (also known as Time To First Byte) measures how long it takes the first byte of HTML to get from your server to your visitor’s browser. The faster the server responds, the faster
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Using WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache with WP Rocket
Heads up! This article is about compatibility with WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache. This is not the Official Cloudflare plugin. According to the developers of the WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache
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Excluded Files box has entries that cannot be removed
You may notice that some entries are added to the Exclusions boxes on the File Optimization tab and cannot be removed: These exclusions are being added by the theme or by one of the plugins for
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Disable page caching for logged-in administrators
If User Cache is active, this small plugin disables caching for all administrators. If you’re a logged-in administrator, this plugin lets you see your website as it is rendered by WordPress, without
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Add code snippets
In some cases, you might need to use snippets to fix specific issues or change WP Rocket's default behavior. There are two ways to achieve this: Add the snippet using a plugin For many WordPress
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Fatal error: strict_types declaration must be the very first statement in the script
If you use P3 Profiler plugin you may get the following PHP fatal errors: PHP Fatal error: strict_types declaration must be the very first statement in the script in
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Using Rapidload with WP Rocket
RapidLoad is an add-on for the Autoptimize plugin that removes unused CSS. When you're using Remove Unused CSS in WP Rocket, RapidLoad is not compatible with WP Rocket because both serve the same
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Installing WP Rocket
This article contains the minimum requirements (PHP and WordPress versions) to install WP Rocket, as well as the instructions on how to download, and install manually and automatically the plugin.
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Can I use WP Rocket on a private intranet or offline?
It's possible to use WP Rocket on an intranet or other private network, but some features do require access to the internet and to our external servers. License validation Access to the internet for
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Redis and object caching
Redis is used to perform object caching. This is a different type of caching than the page caching provided by WP Rocket. So it's completely possible to use Redis, or another type of object caching
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I upgraded, why is my license still expired?
There is a difference between a license upgrade and a renewal. An upgrade allows you to use WP Rocket on more websites. A renewal adds more time to your license - a valid license is required for
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Customize access to options according to user roles
By default, you must be an Administrator to have access to any and all of WP Rocket's settings and options. But you can customize this, and grant other user roles access to some or all of WP Rocket's
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Using Cloudflare with WP Rocket
WP Rocket is compatible and complementary with Cloudflare. You can find more information and instructions on how to synchronize WP Rocket with Cloudflare, and other useful information below. In this
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Using WP Rocket with WP-PostViews
⛔️ Deprecated: This document covers a legacy version of the WP-PostViews plugin. The plugin is not compatible anymore with WP Rocket. WP PostViews saves and displays how many times a post/post has
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Disable WooCommerce cart fragments AJAX
If you are having page speed issue with WooCommerce cart AJAX requests, we recommend this plugin for a solution: Plugin: Disable Cart Fragments Speed issues with WooCommerce cart AJAX are related to
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Combine HTTPS and WWW redirection rules
This doc brings two other docs together for those who need to implement both: Redirect HTTP to HTTPS and Fixing non-www redirection. In order to achieve this you have to add the following MU plugin.
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Does WP Rocket support memcached?
WP Rocket does not have any interaction with Memcached - it is a totally separate caching system. You may use them at the same time without issue. There is no integration for Memcached included in WP
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WooCommerce displays the wrong prices
The problem: After enabling caching, sometimes prices are incorrectly displayed—sometimes with tax, sometimes without. This type of issue usually depends on your WooCommerce tax and geolocation
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Sucuri Add-On
If you use the Sucuri Website Firewall with their caching enabled, you should activate the WP Rocket Sucuri add-on. This will keep the caches in sync so that your site will always be updated with
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Enable cache for Facebook user agent
The Facebook user agent is automatically excluded from being served cache files to prevent potential incompatibilities that could occur: for example, when a post/page is shared on Facebook. If you
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Enable cache for WhatsApp agent
The WhatsApp user agent is automatically excluded from being served cache files to prevent potential incompatibilities that could occur: for example, when a post/page is shared on WhatsApp. If you
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Warning: advanced-cache.php already exists
Are you seeing this notice like this in your WordPress admin area? Warning! The file /wp-content/advanced-cache.php already exists. Please manually delete it before using this plugin. This warning is
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How to make system files (.htaccess, wp-config.php) writeable
There are some cases where server-side settings interfere with WP Rocket's automatic configuration, and a message about missing writing permissions can appear after you activated or deactivated the