must i purge cache ???

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after my web designer re-designed my blog and installed a new theme, i must always purge cache to refresh blog.


anytime i make post or make any changes in my blog i must always purge cache to update changes.

before now, i dont purge cache to update settings/changes.


is this normal or the problem is from the theme??
 
This could be caused by many things. You can paste the HTTP response headers here to shed some light. You can get them from your browser's dev tools or use this site (not affiliated).
 
After I make post in my blog, it doesn't appear on other browser else I purge cache

Why is it so..??
 
Can you explain more ? add something like this to css or website to cache again, for ex: index.php?1 , stye.css?1
 
You post on which blog ? It is free site or it is your own blog ?
 
It's possibly incorrect configuration to cache plugins.

Which caching plugin are you using?
 
id need to take a look to your site and see whtas going on ... this happened right after the redesign ?
 
ii dont know the cache i'm using. how do i check ??

go to the plugins page and check what kind of plugins you have. Like Autoptimize, Wprocket, wp super cache, wp fastest cache, w3 total cache, litlespeed cache etc.
 
id need to take a look to your site and see whtas going on ... this happened right after the redesign ?
yes sir

Are you using CloudFlare as well?
yes i use CloudFlare

go to the plugins page and check what kind of plugins you have. Like Autoptimize, Wprocket, wp super cache, wp fastest cache, w3 total cache, litlespeed cache etc.

i use W3 Total Cache, Redis Object Cache and Autoptimize
 
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Turn development mode on in your cloudflare settings. You wouldn't need to purge cache anymore. Just be sure to turn the dev mode off when you are done.

By the way, caching isn't a bug or something, it's a feature. :P
 
There is this software called Ccleaner. Install it on your system. It will remove the catches and clean your system.
 
Threads Merged as both were the same topic by the same person.
 
There is this software called Ccleaner. Install it on your system. It will remove the catches and clean your system.
What does that have to do with website cache? Please explain more, master!
 
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