How Do I Make WordPress Cache Content Static?

Making WordPress static content is a great way to improve website performance and make your site faster. Static files are stored on the server without being updated, so there is less traffic and loading time for your site.

To make WordPress static content, follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings → General and under “Static Files”, click the “Enable StaticFiles” button.

2. In the “Static Files Location” field, type the path to the directory where you want WordPress to store static files.

3. In the “Cache Duration” field, type the amount of time, in hours, that WordPress will cache static files.

4. Click the “Save Changes” button.

5. To make sure static files are cached, refresh your page.

Now that static content is enabled, you will need to configure WordPress to store static files. In the “Settings → Media” screen, under “Filesystem”, click the “Add Directory” button.

Enter the path to the directory where you want WordPress to store static files, and click the “Add” button.

Now, every time you create a new file or modify an existing one, WordPress will save it to the static files directory.

To make static content available on your site, you will need to add a link to the static files directory in the head of your website. To do this, go to Settings → Media → Filesystem and under “Links”, click the “Add Link” button.

Enter the URL of the static files directory, and click the “Add” button.

Now, when someone clicks the link, they will be taken to the static files directory on your server.

When you’re finished setting up static content, you can test it by refreshing your page. If everything is working correctly, you will not see any changes in the content on your website, but the pages will load faster and use less resources.

The final step is to make sure static files are cached. To do this, go to Settings → Media → Filesystem and under “Cache Duration”, type the amount of time, in hours, that WordPress will cache static files.

Now, every time you make a change to a static file, WordPress will save the changes to the cache and the file will be available the next time you visit your website.

If you’re ever in doubt about whether static files are being cached, you can check the “Cache” section of the “Performance” tab in your WordPress admin area.

Conclusion.