WP Super Cache helps speed up your WordPress site by serving static HTML files instead of processing the comparatively heavier and more expensive WordPress PHP scripts. Once WP Super Cache generates the static HTML files, your web server can deliver them quicker to visitors, reduce load times and server resource usage.
Getting Started
- Initial WP Super Cache Setup and Configuration
- Enabling the Debug Mode
- Advanced Troubleshooting Checklist
- In An Emergency: Uninstalling Manually
Reporting Bugs and Requesting Features
WP Super Cache is an open-source plugin developed out of the Jetpack repository on GitHub and maintained by the Jetpack team. Let us know about any bugs and ask for enhancement/feature requests there:
- Report a Bug in WP Super Cache
- Request a Feature in WP Super Cache
- Request an Enhancement to an Existing Feature in WP Super Cache
In the GitHub issue template, please make sure to select “Super Cache” as the impacted plugin.
Advanced Topics
Developer Documentation
Scope of Support
If you run into issues, please try to troubleshoot by using the debug mode, or check the support forum where you can also seek help from the community. You can ask general questions about installation, standard configuration, and usage; Happiness Engineers from Jetpack are monitoring the forum and will answer your questions, we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.
We cannot assist with:
- Server configurations and optimizations
- Theme-related issues: WP Super Cache is designed to be compatible with a majority of WordPress themes. However, we can’t guarantee full compatibility with every theme. In the case of theme conflicts, please work with the developers or support team of the conflicting theme.
- Third-party plugin conflicts: We can’t ensure compatibility with other WordPress plugins. In the case of conflicts, please work with the developers or support team of the conflicting plugin.
- Customization and custom configurations
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