Did you know that Flash Cache, which is free 😏, can be used to cache static files such as fonts, style sheets (CSS), scripts (JavaScript) and other dynamic resources that it saves and displays to the end user as static?
It does this by working on the PHP files that WordPress uses, with their respective database queries and saving them as HTML.
This allows for much faster delivery of these elements to the user’s browser, reducing server load and improving page load speed.
This is in addition to the browser’s own cache, achieving excellent speeds in most cases.
But there is also the case that you need to send a form and in this case the HTML is not enough, then we incorporate the PHP cache necessary to receive the form to be able to process it without breaking the cache. Also achieving in this way a substantial improvement having cached the database queries.
If you add to this the PRO feature to avoid caching the chosen widgets, used mainly for dynamic content that can not be cached, you can achieve in your WordPress a mixed content between static and dynamic but very fast loading, since the dynamic content will be loaded via Ajax and will be detectable by web search engines.
So do not hesitate, look here for your free version, and if you need more you can resort to the PRO.
Best regards 🙂
