Why Cache Clearing is Necessary
When you update plugins like Slider Revolution, cached files may not reflect the latest changes. This can lead to broken layouts, outdated content, or functionality issues. To avoid these problems, you need to clear all caches after every update.
Below are the steps to clear plugin, browser, hosting, and CDN caches. Follow them each time you update to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Cache Plugins
WP Rocket
WP Rocket -> is an easy and powerful caching plugin that makes websites faster, improves PageSpeed performance scores, and optimizes Core Web Vitals grades ->.
WP Rocket is our recommended solution to speed up your website performance.
In the WordPress admin panel go to Settings -> WP Rocket -> Tools tab and click the Clear Cache button.
W3 Total Cache
In the WordPress admin panel go to Settings -> W3TC -> main tab and click the empty all caches button in the top button bar.
WP Super Cache
In the WordPress admin panel go to Settings -> WP Super Cache and click the Delete Cache button.
Browser Cache
After updating clear your browser cache so changes take effect. You only need to remove the cache not cookies or saved passwords. Restart your browser once done.
Use these official guides for your browser:
Hosting Cache
GoDaddy / Media Temple
To clear your GoDaddy or Media Temple cache click the Flush Cache button located in the WordPress admin bar.
WP Engine
In the WordPress admin panel go to WP Engine and click the Purge All Caches button.
Site Ground
If using SiteGround’s “SuperCacher” plugin, in the WordPress admin panel go to SuperCacher and click the Purge the Cache button.
CDN Cache
Click the linked images below to read guides on clearing your cache for the two most widely used CDNs for WordPress sites.
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