Beginner’s Guide to LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress.

So you’ve downloaded the LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress plugin, installed it, and activated it. Now what? We’ll show you how to set up LSCWP simply and easily. We’ll go over the things you must know in order to successfully use the plugin, and tell you which settings you can safely ignore.
NOTE: The information contained in this video is accurate for LSCWP v5.4. If you are using a newer version of the plugin, some details may have changed. Please refer to our documentation for the latest!
The LSCache plugin in the WordPress Plugin Directory:
wordpress.org/plugins/litespe...
This Beginner’s Guide in words:
docs.litespeedtech.com/lscach...
How to Install LSCWP:
• How to Install and Con...
The video also shows how to use the Presets function, but you don’t need that part for this. You can install the plugin and stop there.
Screen by Screen Documentation:
docs.litespeedtech.com/lscach...
How LiteSpeed Caching and Purging Works:
blog.litespeedtech.com/2017/0...
What is ESI (Edge Side Includes)?
• What is Edge Side Incl...
Purge documentation:
docs.litespeedtech.com/lscach...
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[@ronstuveling]

Bedankt voor de uitleg. Thanks

[@litespeedtechnologies]

Glad it helped you

[@alexandrustanciu3415]

Thank you for this video, very usefull content!

[@litespeedtechnologies]

You're very welcome! We are glad it was helpful

[@ThriveWithLouise]

for some reason its not really helping the speed of my website eveen though people are saying how fast it will make your website seems like its not doing anything, still slow af

[@litespeedtechnologies]

We are sorry to hear that. This can be related to several things such as, whether is your Webserver a Litespeed Webserver and how is this one configured, what is your WordPress environment and how is it configured, etc. Caused by the different amount of possible reasons, we recommend opening a ticket with us at: account.quic.cloud/plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/departments/