Ante Laca

Exactly, the bot will see non cached page. If your site is updating content frequently, I will suggest you to turn on this option.

Hi @shakatime
Could it be that minify inline css/js option is on?

Hi @sanjeevtomar
this option disables cache for search engines bots. In other words, search engines bots won’t “see” the cached page.

Could it be that your server is running on nginx? Can you share your site url?

@timeofdeath01 thanks for the update!

Hi @aceid

probably write permissions are missing for the htaccess file. Try to change them to 775. Hope this helps.

You have probably installed more caching plugins on your site alongside WPP?
The htaccess file is screwed up. Try to remove everything related to WPP or any other caching plugin you are using from htaccess file, and it will work.

@mattb150
Sorry, I can’t help you.

Thank you @moreimpress

Hi @silaslin

No, you shouldn’t. Cloudflare will do that for you.

Hi @cmhello

the string “wpkj-blocks” is part of the name of those files?
If yes, you can just enter that as an exclude parameter.

Hi @timeofdeath01
without your site URL, I can’t help you much.

Disable CSS/JS optimization for that URL.

Hi @suprim

Try to disable minify/combine/async CSS. Same goes for JS optimization.

Hi @chad171
Yes