• I moved a site to a new host – it is working but slow. Does not seem be cached even though I setup both litespeed cache and a CloudFlare cache-everything page rule. Looking at the headers in Chrome developer tools, I see these:
    cache-control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate
    pragma: no-cache
    cache-control: max-age=0

    This turns off caching, right? I certainly did not mean to do that but I may very well have done something dunderheaded that caused it. Any advice how I can correct this?

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    Try logging out of WP and checking headers and caching again ?? WP rightfully sends no-cache with logged in users, otherwise editing would be extremely frustrating.

    If you still have trouble, there could be .htaccess rules sending headers that defeat caching.

    Thread Starter aCstudent

    (@acstudent)

    Thanks for responding bcworkz. I am nearly certain I was not logged into WP when checking the headers – but will check again to be sure. I checked htaccess – this is a new install so nothing there but the bare-bones stuff that WP and litespeed cache put in – did not see anything to do with no-cache headers.

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