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W3 Total Cache General Settings

General

Preview mode:

Use preview mode to test configuration scenarios prior to releasing them (deploy) on the actual site. Preview mode remains active even after deploying settings until the feature is disabled.

Page Cache

Page cache is a technique used to speed up the performance of a website by storing a copy of the generated HTML page in the server's memory or disk, and then serving that copy to subsequent visitors instead of generating the page from scratch each time. This can result in significant speed improvements for websites with high traffic or dynamic content.

Caching pages will reduce the response time of your site and increase the scale of your web server.

Minify

Minification is a technique used to reduce the file size of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files by removing unnecessary characters such as whitespace, comments, and line breaks. This process can significantly improve the load times of web pages by reducing the amount of data that needs to be downloaded by the user's browser.
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Minification can decrease file size of HTML, CSS, JS and feeds respectively by ~10% on average.

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Select manual mode to use fields on the Minify settings tab to specify files to be minified, otherwise files will be minified automatically.

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Opcode Cache

Opcode cache is a powerful feature that enhances the performance of a WordPress website by caching compiled PHP code. By storing pre-compiled code in memory, opcode cache eliminates the need for repetitive interpretation and compilation of PHP files, resulting in significantly faster execution times. Opcode cache reduces server load and improves response times, ultimately enhancing the overall speed and responsiveness of your WordPress site. If opcode cache is available on the hosting server it will automatically be selected in the dropdown and enabled.

Once enabled, each file request will update the cache with the latest version. When this setting is off, the Opcode Cache will not check, instead PHP must be restarted in order for setting changes to be reflected.

Database Cache

Enable this setting to utilize the power of caching your WordPress site's database queries. By storing frequently accessed database queries in memory, the database cache reduces the need for repetitive database interactions, resulting in faster page load times. This feature is particularly beneficial for websites with heavy database usage, improving overall performance and delivering a smoother user experience.

Warning: Disk-Based Database Caching Selected

Using disk as the cache engine for database caching is not recommended due to its potential for slow performance depending on storage device types and server configuration. For optimal performance, consider using a memory-based caching solution like Redis or Memcached.

Comparing Disk, Redis, and Memcached: Understanding Caching Solutions

Caching database objects decreases the response time of your site. Best used if object caching is not possible.

Object Cache

Enable this option to utilize an object cache mechanism, which significantly enhances the performance of your WordPress website. Object caching stores frequently accessed database queries and complex data structures in memory, reducing the need to retrieve them from the database repeatedly. By doing so, it minimizes the processing time required to generate dynamic content, resulting in faster page loading times and improved overall site speed. Enabling object cache is particularly beneficial for websites with heavy database usage or high traffic volumes, as it helps alleviate the strain on the server by efficiently serving cached data.

Warning: Disk-Based Object Caching Selected

Using disk as the cache engine for object caching is not recommended due to its potential for slow performance depending on storage device types and server configuration. For optimal performance, consider using a memory-based caching solution like Redis or Memcached.

Comparing Disk, Redis, and Memcached: Understanding Caching Solutions

Object caching greatly increases performance for highly dynamic sites that use the Object Cache API.

Browser Cache

Enabling browser caching will instruct visitors' web browsers to store static files from your WordPress website, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript files, locally on their devices. By doing so, subsequent visits to your site will retrieve these cached files from the browser's storage, reducing the need for repeated downloads. This results in faster page loading times and a smoother browsing experience for your visitors, ultimately improving the overall speed and performance of your WordPress website.

Enable HTTP compression and add headers to reduce server load and decrease file load time.

Purge via WP Cron

Enabling this will schedule a WP-Cron event that will flush all enabled Caches. If you prefer to use a system cron job instead of WP-Cron, you can schedule the following command to run at your desired interval: "wp w3tc flush all". If the Always Cached extension is active and enabled, page cache entries will instead be added to the queue instead of being purged from the cache.

CDN

Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a powerful feature that can significantly enhance the performance of your WordPress website. By leveraging a distributed network of servers located worldwide, a CDN helps deliver your website's static files, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript, to visitors more efficiently. This reduces the latency and improves the loading speed of your website, resulting in a faster and smoother browsing experience for your users. With W3 Total Cache's CDN integration, you can easily configure and connect your website to a CDN service of your choice, unleashing the full potential of your WordPress site's speed optimization.
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Theme files, media library attachments, CSS, and JS files will load quickly for site visitors.

Select the CDN type you wish to use.

Host the entire website with your compatible CDN provider to reduce page load time.

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Deliver visitors the lowest possible response and load times for all site content including HTML, media (e.g. images or fonts), CSS, and JavaScript.

Want even faster speeds? The full site delivery Content Delivery Network will speed up your website by over 60% to increase conversions, revenue and reach your website visitors globally. With a Full Site Content Delivery Network (CDN), your website and all its assets will be available instantly to your visitors all over the world at blazing fast speeds.

For even better performance, combine FSD with other powerful features like Browser Cache, Minify, Fragment caching, or Lazy Load! Did you know that we offer premium support, customization and audit services? Click here for more information.

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Reverse Proxy

A reverse proxy is a server that sits between a client and a web server, acting as an intermediary for requests. It retrieves resources on behalf of the client from the server, and then returns the response to the client. By utilizing a reverse proxy, such as Varnish or Nginx, in conjunction with W3 Total Cache, you can significantly enhance the performance of your WordPress website by caching and serving static content directly from the reverse proxy server, reducing the load on your WordPress server and improving response times for visitors.

Specify the IP addresses of your varnish instances above. The VCL's ACL must allow this request.

User Experience

User Experience (UX) is a setting that focuses on enhancing the overall browsing experience for visitors of your website. By enabling this feature, you can optimize your website's performance by minimizing load times, reducing server requests, and delivering content more efficiently. This ultimately leads to faster page loading, improved user satisfaction, and increased engagement, resulting in a speedier and more enjoyable WordPress website.

Defer loading offscreen images.

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Lazy Load Google Maps

In addition to lazy loading images, with W3 Total Cache Pro you can lazy load Google Maps! More information and settings can be found on the User Experience page.

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In a recent test, using the Lazy Load Google Maps feature added 10 points to the Google PageSpeed mobile score! Review the testing results to see how.


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Remove emojis support from your website.

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Delay the loading of specified internal/external JavaScript sources on your pages separate from Minify.

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In a recent test, using the Delay Scripts feature added 18 points on mobile devices to the Google PageSpeed score! Review the testing results to see how.


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Removes specified CSS/JS tags from the homepage or on a per page basis.

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In one recent test, removing unused CSS and JS added over 27 points to the Google PageSpeed score! Review the testing results to see how.


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DNS prefetching, pre-connecting, and preloading are essential web optimization techniques that enhance website performance by proactively resolving network-related tasks.

Remove wp-embed.js script from your website. oEmbed functionality still works but you will not be able to embed other WordPress posts on your pages.

Remove jquery-migrate support from your website front-end.

Statistics

Cache Usage Statistics is a feature that provides valuable insights into the performance of your website's caching system. It displays detailed data regarding the utilization of your cache and overall performance metrics. By monitoring these statistics, website owners can identify areas of improvement, optimize their caching settings, and ultimately enhance the speed and responsiveness of their WordPress site, resulting in a smoother user experience for visitors.
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Enable statistics collection. Note that this consumes additional resources and is not recommended to be run continuously.

Statistics provides near-complete transparency into the behavior of your caching performance, allowing you to identify opportunities to further improve your website speed and ensure operations are working as expected. Includes metrics like cache sizes, object lifetimes, hit vs miss ratio, etc across every caching method configured in your settings.

Some statistics are available directly on your Performance Dashboard, however, the comprehensive suite of statistics are available on the Statistics screen. Web server logs created by Nginx or Apache can be analyzed if accessible.

Use the caching statistics to compare the performance of different configurations like caching methods, object lifetimes and so on. Did you know that we offer premium support, customization and audit services? Click here for more information.

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Licensing

The plugin license is a key that unlocks advanced features and support for the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin. By activating the license, users gain access to enhanced caching mechanisms, optimization tools, enabling them to significantly speed up their WordPress websites and improve overall performance.

Please enter the license key provided after upgrading.

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous settings provide additional options and configurations to optimize and speed up your WordPress website.

Notify of server configuration errors, if this option is disabled, the server configuration for active settings can be found on the install tab.

Not recommended for NFS systems.

Try this option if your hosting environment uses a network based file system for a possible performance improvement.

Fix incorrect server document root path. Uses the WordPress ABSPATH ("/home/theindustry/public_html") in place of the current server document root ("/home/theindustry/public_html").

Debug

Detailed information about each cache will be appended in (publicly available) HTML comments in the page's source code. Performance in this mode will not be optimal, use sparingly and disable when not in use.
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If selected, detailed caching information will appear at the end of each page in a HTML comment. View a page's source code to review.

Purge Logs:
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Purge Logs provide information on when your cache has been purged and what triggered it.

Sometimes, you'll encounter a complex issue involving your cache being purged for an unknown reason. The Purge Logs functionality can help you easily resolve those issues.

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WebP Converter

The WebP Converter tool can be used to generate WebP versions of media library images which offer superior lossless and lossy compression.


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This extension allows for optimizing media library images to WebP format.

As a free user you are limited to conversions of 10/hour and 100/month. The Pro license increases these rates to 10,000/hour and unlimited/month. Conversion rates are subject to change and documentation can be found here.

+9Potential Google PageSpeed Gain
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In one recent test, converting images to the WebP format added over 9 points to the Google PageSpeed score! Review the testing results to see how.


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Google PageSpeed

The PageSpeed Tool is a powerful feature that can be used to help optimize and enhance the performance of your WordPress website. By leveraging the insights and recommendations provided by Google's PageSpeed Insights API, this tool analyzes your website's speed and suggests improvements to boost its performance. By implementing the recommended optimizations, such as minimizing CSS and JavaScript, optimizing images, and enabling browser caching, you can significantly accelerate your WordPress site, resulting in faster loading times and an improved user experience.
Authorize

Allow W3 Total Cache to connect to the PageSpeed Insights API on your behalf.

Import / Export Settings

This tool allows users to easily transfer their W3 Total Cache plugin settings between different WordPress installations by exporting the current configuration as a file and importing it on another site, ensuring consistent caching and performance optimizations across multiple websites.
Import configuration:

Upload and replace the active settings file.

Export configuration:

Download the active settings file.

Reset configuration:

Revert all settings to the defaults. Any settings staged in preview mode will not be modified.