Excluding SEVERAL pages from being cached

Assuming you’re on version 2.6 already; adding <!-- noptimize-page --> to the HTML content of those pages would be the simplest way to do so; it is an HTML comment that will not be visible to visitors but which tells AO not to optimize the page.

Hope this helps,
frank

Hi Frank, thanks for your reply.

Is not longer valid the <!– <xsl:stylesheet –>” tag?

Where, in the page, do I have to placed “<!– noptimize-page –>”?

Thanks

Victor

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by doblerre.

By the way, Frank:

How can I test that the tag is working?

Thanks

yeah, that first one still works, but <!– noptimize-page –> is … nicer ??

where/ how to add depends on how you’re editing your pages (classic editor vs wordpress block editor vs a page builder), but the basic principle is you open the content editor, make sure you are in HTML editing and there you add <!– noptimize-page –> at the bottom of the content.

Thank Frank.

And, How can I test that the tag is working?

Make sure to clear the page cache and then go to one of those pages in a separate browser and check the HTML source, there should be no mention of Autoptimize any more (e.g. /wp-content/cache/autoptimize).

Perfect.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards
Víctor

you’re welcome, feel free to leave a review of the plugin and support here! ??