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How to enable cache enabler WordPress?

Cache Enabler is a simple, yet powerful WordPress caching plugin that is easy to use, needs minimal configuration, and best of all helps improve site performance for a faster load time.

It creates static HTML files of frontend pages and stores them on the server’s disk.

Also, this allows the static HTML files to delivered instead of generating pages on the fly, avoiding resource intensive backend processes from the WordPress core, plugins, and database.

Some features are listed below:

• Fast and efficient cache engine
• Automatic smart cache clearing
• Manual cache clearing
• WP-CLI cache clearing
• Cache expiry
• WebP support (convert images to WebP with Optimus)
• Mobile support
• Brotli and Gzip pre-compression support
• Minification of HTML excluding or including inline CSS and JavaScript
• Real-time cache size display in the WordPress dashboard
• Custom post type support
• 304 Not Modified support
• Finally, works perfectly with Autoptimize and the majority of other third party plugins

Cache Enabler captures page contents and saves it as a static HTML file on the server’s disk.

The static HTML file create can one of several possible cache versions depending on the plugin settings and HTTP request.

Accepted static HTML files are then delivered without any database queries or on the fly compression, allowing for a quicker page load.

Installation

Today, let us see the installation steps followed by our Support Techs  of the WordPress Cache Enabler plugin:

1. Firstly, log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Then, in the left navigation sidebar hover over Plugins and then click Add New.
3. Next, either upload the latest Cache Enabler version in .zip format, which can be directly download, or search for “Cache Enabler” and click Install Now on the plugin by KeyCDN.
4. Finally, after the Cache Enabler plugin has been installed activate the plugin.

Cache Enabler will now successfully installed and activated on your WordPress website.

Settings

Usually, customizing the Cache Enabler plugin settings can be done by going to the Cache Enabler settings page.

This page can access by doing the following:

1. Firstly, log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Then, in the left navigation sidebar hover over Settings and then click Cache Enabler.

The Cache Enabler settings page is simple and broken into two parts, Cache Behavior and Cache Exclusions.

The Cache Behavior settings control the behavior of page caching, whereas the Cache Exclusions settings controls what pages should bypass the cache.

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Conclusion

To sum up, our skilled Support Engineers at Bobcares demonstrated how to enable cache enabler WordPress.