My Courses > TroubleshootWoo > Module 4 > Lesson 07: How to Fix Cache Issues
How to Fix Cache Issues
Fixing cache problems is not very easy. Just remember, for example, that your browser may use cache, a WordPress plugin may enable static/dynamic cache and your server might come with object cache. Which one is it?
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If you are writing code, please wrap it between: [php]code_here[/php]
It’s not mentioned that DNS used by the site may apply cache, like Cloudflare
Good point, server-side cache is always difficult to deal with!