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Hi Emil,

I added the code from my cPanel’s “Edit code” thing (http://screencast.com/t/TexBIAp6i). What do you mean by “don’t copy it inside a text editor, it will get formatation and it won’t work properly”?

I added the code and it is live on the site. Please check and let me know.

By the way, I cleared my browser’s cache but doesn’t seems to be working fine.

Thanks!

thanks for the information, decided to delete speed booster as the site didn’t display correctly in IE but was fine in Chrome! Just gonna stick to Total Cache. Changed my PHP memory too using a php.ini file and a day after i changed it to 128mb i had another database connection error, lol!

I upload on my blog every 30 min a new posts. Does this affect something on supercache about time for example or not?

I think with most of the cache plugins, there should be an option to use APC on/off, unless I’m mistaken. I think on our box we have to point the app at the APC location or somesuch. Sorry, I forget. Often you can check with your hosting provider, as this has become a common question now. Not like 5 years ago, where the typical hosting company wouldn’t even want to deal with WP questions.

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

These are ur best settings that will work great for the theme..

1. Cache hits to this website for quick access. (Recommended)
2. Use PHP to serve cache files.(Recommended)
3. Compress pages so they’re served more quickly to visitors. (Recommended)
4. Make known users anonymous so they’re served supercached static files.(Recommended)
5. Cache rebuild. Serve a supercache file to anonymous users while a new file is being generated. (Recommended)
6. Clear all cache files when a post or page is published or updated.(Recommended)
7. Extra homepage checks. (Very occasionally stops homepage caching) (Recommended)

Expiry Time & Garbage Collection

I have mine set on 60sec for the “Cache Timeout” and 90sec for the Timer and the interval i have set to Once Hourly.

set that up so it clear out all ur stale files

and save ur settings and ur good to go

Just follow general instructions and ur good to go…

Thanks for the reply Christopher, i tried them all together and got a fatal error and when researching about the error online many sites mention a conflict with using the same files or something, all very complicated! It seems W3 Total Cache is working the best for me. Only issue i got now is database connection error which usually happens every couple of weeks!

Many folks do. We’re using speed booster, APC, and mod_pagespeed with server side caching on our system right now. Be aware of the recommendations in the theme docs regarding setting up a cache plugin.

Is it ok to use tagDiv speed booster, w3 total cache and APC all at the same time?

Here is another awesome plugin that every one should have install it’s called “Query Strings Remover” i’m using it as well and it works great.

What this plugin do is remove the query strings from your static resources like CSS and JavaScript files to help improve your cache performance and overall score in Google PageSpeed, YSlow, Pingdom and GTmetrix.

The plugin name is “Query Strings Remover” by the author Atul Kumar Pandey

You can download this plugin via the wordpress website @ this url

https://wordpress.org/plugins/query-strings-remover/

Main “trick” is clearing cache, turn OFF any cache, turn off anything like mod_pagespeed running for your hosted domain (if applicable) – before you do the upgrade.

Normally you should simply be able to replace all the files in the
/wp-content/themes/Newspaper

Thanks Emil. I will look into it. One more very serious issue we are noticing is very aggressive caching with the theme…the home page doesn’t get updates or shows newly posted stories unless we manually restart varnish….we are on Digital Ocean VPS, we tried both WP Super Cache as well as W3 Total cache and also read your instructions for boosting speed, but no use. Can you suggest what’s going wrong?

Yes, I have always worked with WP Super Cache, but I installed W3 Total Cache by the recommendations of the creators of Theme (I do not agree in this case). I had problems with W3, I switched to WP Super Cache and, for now, everything is correct.

@jesunavarro WP Super Cache is way better then W3 Total Cache i’ve been using WP Super Cache for a very long time and it do a very good job and fast and i never once run in any cache issue with that plugin..

I changed to WP Super Cache and I have no problem. At least for now.

I have the same problem, firefox is not updating my homepage at all. I delete Cache, also deactivate and nothing, still showing all post. How do I fix this issue

I found that the problem was related to w3 total cache, actually browser caching. Disabled and re-enabled it, then once again went to facebook debugger. All of my posts are nice now. But I don’t know if I should worry about this caching and facebook sharing issue. I’d be glad if you could provide me with some extra information about all these happening.