Caching

Jul 03, 2026
Anne DomingosAnne Domingos

Caching stores static versions of your website files, significantly reducing load times by serving content faster to returning visitors.

Before You Begin

  • An active website instance on the Websitely platform.

Enabling Caching

  1. Log in to your Websitely Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to your site’s Site Settings menu.
  3. Select Caching.
  4. Click Enable Server-Side Caching.
  5. Save your changes.

Best Practices

  • Clear your cache whenever you make significant design or content changes to ensure visitors see the latest updates.
  • Use server-side caching instead of multiple third-party plugins to prevent performance conflicts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does caching affect dynamic content?

Caching mainly affects static assets. Dynamic elements like shopping carts or user-specific accounts are typically excluded automatically.