Adds a customer-facing how-to for clearing cache when a change does not show up — prompted by a support case where an OLS-cached logged-in page served a stale WordPress admin notice.
New page: how-to/clear-your-cache.mdx (sidebar order 7)
Hard refresh first (browser cache — the most common cause)
Purge server cache via the LiteSpeed Cache WP plugin (Toolbox to Purge All) for Optimized Webserver sites
Notes that logged-in views are never cached, and when to contact support
Also: cross-link added from the Optimized Webserver add-on page.
Prose-only (the purge UI is the third-party LiteSpeed Cache plugin, not a WHP panel surface — no panel screenshot to capture/redact). Build passes clean.
Adds a customer-facing how-to for clearing cache when a change does not show up — prompted by a support case where an OLS-cached logged-in page served a stale WordPress admin notice.
**New page:** how-to/clear-your-cache.mdx (sidebar order 7)
- Hard refresh first (browser cache — the most common cause)
- Purge server cache via the LiteSpeed Cache WP plugin (Toolbox to Purge All) for Optimized Webserver sites
- Notes that logged-in views are never cached, and when to contact support
**Also:** cross-link added from the Optimized Webserver add-on page.
Prose-only (the purge UI is the third-party LiteSpeed Cache plugin, not a WHP panel surface — no panel screenshot to capture/redact). Build passes clean.
Customer-facing troubleshooting for stale content: hard refresh (browser cache)
first, then purge LiteSpeed Cache via the WP plugin Toolbox for Optimized
Webserver sites, with a note that logged-in views are never cached. Cross-linked
from the Optimized Webserver add-on page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
jknapp
merged commit f7d739fe2d into main2026-06-27 04:04:58 +00:00
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Adds a customer-facing how-to for clearing cache when a change does not show up — prompted by a support case where an OLS-cached logged-in page served a stale WordPress admin notice.
New page: how-to/clear-your-cache.mdx (sidebar order 7)
Also: cross-link added from the Optimized Webserver add-on page.
Prose-only (the purge UI is the third-party LiteSpeed Cache plugin, not a WHP panel surface — no panel screenshot to capture/redact). Build passes clean.