Hi amit,
I am waiting for a detail post on the most wanted plugin i.e. Wordpress super cache for begineers - how to install it when wp cache plugin is already installed and each and every step to all amitbhawani.com users because no where in the internet has given a detailed post about it ?
you know this plugin saves sites when they are hosted on
shared hosting and sudden increase in traffic halts the site ...
Will you help all others who are looking forward to you...
First of all let me tell you one thing - The Latest Wordpress version completes 95% of your job because it auto installs the whole plugin and you are left with only a few settings.
Visit the Plugins Section of your Wordpress Dashboard > Add New
On this page you will find a list of all the popular tags and a search box where you need to search for wordpress super cache. Once the search is performed you will get a list of different plugins from which you need to select - WP Super Cache , Click on the 'install' link located on the most right section of the page. Thats it you have installed this plugin.
Next we will work on setting up or configuring this Wordpress Plugin to make it work!
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Following this you will get a error on the Top of the Admin section with the following message - WP Super Cache is disabled. Please go to the plugin admin page to enable caching.
Click on the link provided in the message to enter into the super cache plugin settings.
1. WP Super Cache Status
Select option : ON - WP Cache and Super Cache enabled
Click on Update Status, to activate this plugin after which all your posts will be start getting cached into the database.
2. Super Cache Compression
You can leave this option as Disabled as its not required
3. Mod Rewrite Rules
Under this option you will find a button to Updated Mod_Rewrite Rules, which you need to click to update your .htaccess file automatically, once done you will get a message saying - 'Mod Rewrite rules updated!'
4. Lock Down: Disabled
This setting should be enabled only on High Traffic Blogs because it would disable the latest comments display and always your visitors would see the cached version unless its updated on the time interval set earlier. WordPress is not locked down. New comments will refresh Super Cache static files as normal.
Thats it, your Blog is now ready to handle any kind of traffic sent through Digg or Redditt! Hope this tutorial was Helpful to you!
Under your wonderful guidance i have successfully installed and manage the wordpress super cache plugin on one of my blog.
Thanks ... thank you very much for a detailed post.
Iam happy that this tutorial helped you out :)
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