• Hi, I just installed WP fastest cache and I would like to ask some questions. Preloading the cache allows you to choose which pages to preload, but I don’t see the product category pages and woocommerce product pages. Does the plug-in not allow this? Then, I read in a review, that the minification process of css and javascript is destructive, that is, you can’t go back completely by restoring the non-minified version. Is this a nonsense review or is there any truth to it? Last question: my site is responsive, how should I set the “Don’t show cached desktop version on mobile” option? The premium version has the option to create mobile cache, if the site is responsive, is it worth turning it on or does it change nothing?
    A thousand thanks.

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  • Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    Preloading the cache allows you to choose which pages to preload, but I don’t see the product category pages and woocommerce product pages. Does the plug-in not allow this?

    no, the preload feature works for them as well. I recommend you to add a cron job as below to speed up the preload feature?
    https://www.wpfastestcache.com/features/preload-settings/#how-to-speed-up-manually

    Then, I read in a review, that the minification process of css and javascript is destructive, that is, you can’t go back completely by restoring the non-minified version. Is this a nonsense review or is there any truth to it?

    this is a nonsense review. wp fastest cache does not cause any permanent issues.

    Last question: my site is responsive, how should I set the “Don’t show cached desktop version on mobile” option? The premium version has the option to create mobile cache, if the site is responsive, is it worth turning it on or does it change nothing?

    you should disable the option.

    Thread Starter vinicius23

    (@vinicius23)

    Thanks, I just bought the premium version, to preload the products and product categories, I activated the Homepage, pages, categories options. I don’t have a blog, so I didn’t select the posts. I did some tests and removed the async javascript plugin, because fastest cache is faster. Instead I kept the autoptimize plugin, which gets higher results with pingdome for minification and aggregation of javascript and CSS. Together they work well. Unfortunately I have never created a cron job, I just understood that I have to enter this string to start caching immediately. Do you have a tutorial you can link to see how it’s done? A thousand thanks.

    wget -O – “https://www.YOUR-URL.com/?action=wpfastestcache&type=preload” >/dev/null 2>&1

    Thread Starter vinicius23

    (@vinicius23)

    P.S. I saw that the health status of WordPress indicates that there is a problem why I should use a persistent Object Cache. I know it’s a false problem, that WP fastest cache doesn’t have object cache because it’s not important, but is there a way to eliminate the annoying warning on the dashboard?

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    never mind ??

    Thread Starter vinicius23

    (@vinicius23)

    Thanks, I just bought the premium version, to preload the products and product categories, I activated the Homepage, pages, categories options. I don’t have a blog, so I didn’t select the posts. I did some tests and removed the async javascript plugin, because fastest cache is faster. Instead I kept the autoptimize plugin, which gets higher results with pingdome for minification and aggregation of javascript and CSS. Together they work well. Unfortunately I have never created a cron job, I just understood that I have to enter that string to start caching immediately. Do you have a tutorial you can link to see how it’s done? On WP or cPanel? A thousand thanks.

    Moderator Support Moderator

    (@moderator)

    ?“I just bought the premium version”

    .comm

    Support of all commercial themes and plugins is out of scope for these forums. We recommend you instead use the developer’s official contact for their premium offerings, as that is the most direct line..

    https://www.wpfastestcache.com/

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