Hi. I am using your plugin and I am very satisfied but gtmetrix and PageSpeed Insights are still very bad. I did not change any settings in the application. I tried using it with WP rocket, but the site was broken so I uninstalled it (I might have done something wrong). My Cloudflare settings are like this. What would you recommend for my site to get a high score on gtmetrix and PageSpeed Insights? And one more problem, I think my admin panel works with cache. Example I’m having problems trying to add or delete plugin. The plugin I deleted is still visible on the site for 15-20 minutes, then it is deleted. Thanks in advance.
Hi @agrean,
First of all, in your page rule screenshot, I can see that you have tinkered with the page rule added by the plugin. You never do that. You should delete all the page rules added by your and disable/reenable the page caching so that the plugin can add it’s own page rule and after that do not tinker with it. You do not need any other page rules for caching. The plugin handles that all on its own.
Moreover, this is a caching plugin which caches your page both that the disk level as well as at the CDN edge level. The bad score in page speed is not related to caching or loading your page faster but for the way your site is built. The way it is handling images, css & other static resources.
Once you fix the mess you have created by tinkering with the page rule and let the plugin do it’s work, you will see the speed of the plugin. If you want you can also watch the video below:
I did everything you say and now everything works perfectly. I also use WP-Rocket. I did as you wrote in the FAQ. I also installed wp-rocket no-cache plugin. However, as can be seen in the picture, wp-rocket still creates advanced-cache.php. Is this normal? My WP-Rocket settings are like this. Thank you for your help.
Hi @agrean,
Inside the WP Rocket:
1. Disable the mobile cache thing
2. Disable the preloader
3. You don’t need the wp rocket no cache plugin. Remove it.
Make sure WP Rocket does not handle any page cache whatsoever. All page will be handled by this plugin. WP Rocket will only handle static files like CSS/JS.
Now inside this plugin settings, go to the Third Party tab and enable the Disable WP Rocket page cache option. Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/Op4VS8t.png
Update the plugin settings.
Now under the Cache tab of this plugin settings, you will file “Fallback Cache”. Enable that which s basically the disk level page cache for the first request when a page not yet been cached at CF CDN edge. This disk cache is not only more advanced & better but also faster as it follows the same guidelines as Cloudflare. Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/d24D08v.png
