Cloudflare setup

Hi,

For Cache Level:

• No Query String / Basic: example.com/pic.jpg
• Ignore Query String / Simple: example.com/pic.jpg?ignore=this-query-string
• Standard / Aggressive: example.com/pic.jpg?with=query

So I will recommend you just use “Standard” and set “LSCache>Settings>Remove Query Strings”.

For Browser cache:
A longer expiration time ensures faster load times for repeat visitors. However, a longer expiration time also means slower update times if those files are modified.

It is really depends on what is your need. If default value is fine for you, then it’s good.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Cold Egg.

Hi Eric
For Browser cache: I have set it up with : “respect existing headers”
Don’t you think it’s maybe the best way to respect and handle what it set at: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=lscache-settings#general ?
Thanks

Hi,

Then you may need to enable Browser Cache either in plugin or in server admin. Just let you know plugin browser cache default expiration time is 1 month. If you don’t change static file frequently at all, then I will say it’s a good method for you.

Hi
Where do you setup this month please? Because there: https://s26.postimg.org/yc08iged5/cache.jpg I do no see any expiration time that match you 1 month?
Thanks

Hi, @pako69

The plugin’s browser cache configuration is simplistic by design. It’s simply ON or OFF, and it always defaults to one month. The only way to change the expiration settings is at the server level. If you don’t have access to your server setup your hosting company should be able to help with that.

I explained all of the configuration options a recent blog post, if you’d like more information.

Hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by LiteSpeed Lisa.

Thanks for the clarification ??

You’re welcome! Let us know if you have any more questions ??