Contributors: WPOven
Requires at least: 6.2
Tested up to: 7.0.2
Stable tag: 1.0.3
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
The OvenPress Triple Cache plugin for WordPress uses Cloudflare integration to deliver faster page loads, optimized server performance, and enhanced security, creating a smooth, high-speed experience for visitors and efficient server management.
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Download the Plugin:
- To get the latest version of OvenPress Triple Cache, you can either:
- Visit WPOven's website to learn more about the plugin.
- Download directly from the GitHub repository: Download.
- To get the latest version of OvenPress Triple Cache, you can either:
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Upload the Plugin:
- Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
- Navigate to Plugins > Add New.
- Click on the Upload Plugin button.
- Choose the downloaded ZIP file and click Install Now.
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Activate the Plugin:
- After installation, click on the Activate Plugin link.
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Configure Plugin Settings:
- Once activated, go to Triple Cache Settings > OvenPress Triple Cache in the WordPress admin menu.
- Configure the plugin settings as per your requirements.
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Usage:
- The OvenPress Triple Cache plugin enhances WordPress with Cloudflare integration for faster load times, optimized server performance, and stronger security.
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Regular Updates:
- Keep the plugin updated for the latest features and security improvements. You can update the plugin through the Plugins section in your WordPress admin dashboard.
The OvenPress Triple Cache plugin for WordPress integrates Cloudflare to provide advanced caching, resulting in lightning-fast page loads, optimized server performance, and enhanced security.
I recommend disabling the plugin before deleting it, which will allow you to restore all information on Cloudflare. After that, you can proceed with the removal. This plugin will erase all stored data from the database, keeping your WordPress installation tidy.
Yes, the OvenPress Triple Cache plugin is free
Yes, there is a "Reset All" button after enable caching.
Yes, you can enable this option from the cache settings page.
Yes. This is the main purpose of this plugin.
- Renamed the plugin branding from WPOven to OvenPress.
- Fixing a bug where the admin cannot delete WordPress users after activating the plugin.
- Added Redis Object Cache integration to improve database query performance.
- Introduced File-based Caching for faster page load times.
- Added Varnish Cache support with automatic cache purge on content updates.
- Added JavaScript Optimization (minification and deferred loading).
- Implemented Lazy Load for images to reduce initial page load time.
- Initial release.
- Integrated Cloudflare for advanced caching and security.
This release introduces the OvenPress brand, replacing the previous WPOven branding.
