Hi @marcorroma,
You can use powered_cache_preload_taxonomies filter to control which terms are being preloaded.
https://github.com/skopco/powered-cache/blob/master/extensions/preload/inc/class-powered-cache-preload-process.php#L157
something like:
add_filter( 'powered_cache_preload_taxonomies', function ( $taxonomies ) {
unset( $taxonomies['post_tag'] );
return $taxonomies;
} );
Should work
I can do this for categories (on line 157):
$taxonomies = apply_filters( ‘powered_cache_preload_taxonomies’, array(‘category’ => ‘category’ ) );
How can I add the homepage and pages?
Ps. do I add the code you suggested to the functions.php of my theme, or modify the /preload/inc/class-powered-cache-preload-process.php file?
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marcorroma.
Hi @marcorroma ,
Please don’t edit the plugin files, try with functions.php or create a PHP file inside the mu-plugins directory.
How can I add the homepage and pages?
All publicly queryable post types should be preloaded by default. Doesn’t it work?
What should I create in that folder? I have never used mu-plugin. Is it like a theme child?
Can you give me an example?
Sorry if I come back with the topic.
So with the code you wrote me, if inserted in my theme’s functions.php, does it exclude the tags from the preload?
Is there a way to check if only categories are preloaded?
It would be good for me if you could also preload the last 15 posts published. Do you think it’s possible?
