We’ll spend most of the article showing you how to clear these various caches and “reload” them with the most recent version of your site. So, even though you’ve updated the version on your WordPress server, visitors (and you) might still be seeing the older and cached version of your site, hiding the changes that you pushed live recently. The basic problem is that an earlier version of your site is still saved in the “cache.” You don’t have to understand the mechanisms behind caching now. CDN caching – speeds up global load times by caching your site’s static content on a network of servers around the world.Page caching – stores the static HTML version of your site rather than using PHP to generate it “on the fly” for each visit.Browser caching – stores certain static files on visitors’ local computers in the web browser cache.
There are different types of caching that might be preventing you from seeing changes on your WordPress site: So what are some reasons why your site isn’t updating? Why Is My WordPress Site Not Updating?Īs we mentioned in the introduction, your WordPress site’s most common cause for not updating is caching issues. More importantly, the same should also apply to your site’s visitors.īut since you’re reading this post, you’ve probably figured out that things don’t always go according to plan. That is, you should be able to hit the save button, open the page in question, and instantly see those changes. Generally speaking, your WordPress site should update immediately after you hit the save button. How Long Does It Take for WordPress to Update Changes?
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