Caching Guide for Stylecloud Sites
Caching helps your Stylecloud website load faster by storing parts of your site locally for repeat visitors. In this article, you will learn how to enable and configure caching to improve performance without affecting design or functionality.
1. Site Cache
Site caching involves storing a static version of your web pages. Instead of generating content dynamically with each visit (which is resource-intensive), a cached version is served to users. This drastically reduces load times and server processing.
Recommended Plugins:
- WP Rocket – Premium but user-friendly. It automatically applies page caching on activation and integrates with CDN and lazy loading.
- WP Fastest Cache – Offers a simple setup with minification, HTML/CSS compression, and browser caching.
- Breeze – Lightweight and works well with the Cloudways hosting platform, offering efficient page caching out of the box.
2. Server Cache
A server cache is like the server’s memory. When someone visits a website, the server has to put the page together. If lots of people ask for the same page, the server saves a copy in its memory (the cache) so it doesn’t have to build it again every time. This makes the website load faster for everyone.
3. Browser Cache
Browser caching stores static assets (like images, CSS, and JavaScript) locally in a visitor’s browser. When the user returns, these assets don’t need to be reloaded, making your site load faster for them.
4. Device Cache
Device caching refers to caching strategies that consider the device type (mobile, tablet, desktop) and serve optimized content accordingly. This is especially useful for responsive websites or when using different layouts for different devices.
Updated on: 23/09/2025