Hi, I’ve been searching in this forum and it seems the only solution of this problem is due to the hosting has its own internal caching system. In my case, my hosting doesn’t have any. I notice I can see new posts when I’m logged in. But when I use different browser, I can only see old posts. I have set my caching level as standard, I also set rules for my wordpress index : *Domain.com cache level bypass.
the only wordpress cache plugin I use is WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache. can anyone help me?
You’ve probably configured “Cache Everything” as part of that plugin’s setup, so it’ll be up to that plugin to properly purge the homepage. Have you asked for support in that plugin’s support forum?
Hi Markus, I did that too, nothing happens. My website is tuvie.com, the latest post title should be “Fabita Cucinotta Mini Kitchen…” yet the latest post from my homepage still an old post “x1 basketball shoe…”
Oh…you’re running Ezoic, aren’t you? In that case, all bets are off. They have their own custom configuration that makes it very difficult to override within Cloudflare. Running additional caching makes it even more difficult to track down.
I suggest you disable the WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache plugin for now.
It sounds like your may be running three caches: Server, WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache, and Ezoic. And now there’s a problem. So disable as much caching as you can, then see if things get better.
@sdayman so I just set page rule as tuvie.com/ Cache Level: Bypass. What about caching level? there’s no option to “no cache”, only “No query string”, “Ignore query string”, and “standard”.