Clearing the Server Cache
In some cases, hosting service providers apply internal caching to improve the performance of the server. This happens especially in WordPress-managed hosting service providers. In this case, you need to contact your hosting service provider, or check their documentation to clear the server cache. Here is a list of popular hosting providers that uses this cache system. Click on the link to find how to clear the server cache in those cases:
Clearing the Browser Cache
Using caching on your website is possibly the most effective way to decrease the loading times of your web pages and bring content to your visitors quickly. For this reason, sometimes you will see a cached copy of your website instead of showing the new and updated version.
Each browser has a different process to follow when clearing the cache. Detailed information on each browser is mentioned below:
Image Caching
Jupiter X uses Beans Framework in the backbone and it has a great image resizing tool powered with a caching feature to ensure your website gets the best performance results. This means that it has an Adaptive Image Resizing technology that shows resized images, retina-ready, based on the screen sizes. So, in the mobile devices, the image source would be a smaller size of the original image and it loads pretty much quicker than the original image.
To learn more about image size feature, check out this article.
Using a cache plugin
Each time a user visits a website, WordPress fetches information from the database and some other steps and then sends the page to the user’s browser. Using cache plugins allow your WordPress website to make a copy of pages after the first load and serve that from there on instead of requesting the whole backend process from the server. As a result, your website loads faster. Jupiter X is compatible with a lot of caching plugins such as WP Rocket, to learn how to install and set up WP Rocket check out this article.
