Hi Yossi,
It looks like the editor is correctly showing no-cache. I did not look at all the intricate features of Elementor, but it does not look like there’s any issues.
Let me know if you encounter any problems while using a specific Elementor feature, and I will see if it’s caused by the cache plugin.
Cheers,
Kevin
Hi there,
No Issues, Works perfectly in here
https://www.iDox.co.il
Header response shows x-litespeed-cache:hit
This is first time using litespeed, Excited about it 🙂
Moved all websites to new VPS with litespeed. Looks promising!
Thanks guys!
Glad to hear it 🙂
Let us know if you ever encounter any issues! We’re always happy to help.
Cheers,
Kevin
@moneyhome Yes litespeed cache works well with autoptimize.
For wp-rocket, for short answer, yes. For long answer, please have a look at https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cache:lscwp:customizations:multi-cache-plugins . You need to disable full page cache setting in wp-rocket and follow the instructions in our wiki.
Thanks.
Is LS compatible with WP Rocket (https://wp-rocket.me/) ? When WP Rocket is enable, LS shuts off. Would be nice to be able to use these two plugins.
Hi @nceebob, @moneyhome
Yes. To clarify further what @hailite said:
Our cache plugin is strictly a full page cache plugin. WP-Rocket and other cache plugins may include other features, such as js/css minification that we do not provide.
If you want to use those features from WP-Rocket and still use our cache for Full Page Caching, it is doable.
All you have to do is:
- disable full page caching in wp-rocket (you can leave all the other features on)
- Activate LiteSpeed Cache plugin. This will produce a warning on the wp-admin.
- In LiteSpeed Cache->Settings->Advanced, uncheck the Check Advanced-cache.php option and save.
This should clear the warning, and you will be using our full page cache with all the other features of wp-rocket.
If there’s any conflicts with any of their features, let us know and we’ll try to diagnose the issue.
Kevin
Hi @kevin at LS, WP Rocket has no specific option(s) that one can say constitute full page cache-ing, apart from these options under the latter “basic settings”:
1. Lazyload:
2. Files optimisation (Minification & Concatenation):
3. Mobile cache: Mobile cache: Enable caching for mobile devices.
4. Feeds cache: Feeds cache: Enable caching for WordPress feeds.
5. Logged in user cache: Logged in user cache: Enable caching for logged in users.
6. SSL cache: SSL cache: Enable caching for pages with SSL protocol (https://).
7. Emojis (Replace emojis with default WordPress smileys):
(see screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mvel8g8a34sqmn7/wp_rocket_basic_caching_settings_07-03-2017-01.png?dl=0)
Which of the above options need to be shut off (or unchecked) in order for WP Rocket and LS to work together?
Hi @nceebob, Can you try this http://docs.wp-rocket.me/article/61-disable-page-caching
If you want to do this, you can add the following in your functions.php file of your theme, or in a MU plugin:
add_filter( 'do_rocket_generate_caching_files', '__return_false' );
This way you can completely disable the page caching feature and just use WP Rocket for the other features
Having inserted the code:
add_filter( 'do_rocket_generate_caching_files', '__return_false' );
in my functions.php obviously, disables LS from cache-ing as the LS Cache Status on my WHM side changes status from “enable” to “warning” which has the following on-mouse-over text, "Caching is not currently enabled for this installation. Please visit the WordPress Dashboard for more information."
Hi @nceebob,
Did you uncheck the ‘check advanced-cache.php’ option?
Thanks,
Kevin
/wp-admin/admin.php?page=lscache-settings -> Advanced Settings -> Check advanced-cache.php is checked
Please uncheck that and see if it’s enabled again.
Now, unchecking the advanced-cache.php and doing a “save changes” throws a 404 page with url, /wp-admin/undefined&tab=0&tab=4
