How to clear LiteSpeed Cache in WordPress

How to clear LiteSpeed Cache in WordPress

If changes you've made to your site aren't showing, clear the cache.

Clear everything

In the WordPress admin bar at the top, hover over the LiteSpeed Cache icon and click Purge All. The same button is on the LiteSpeed Cache › Dashboard page.

Clear selectively

Go to LiteSpeed Cache › Toolbox › Purge for options to clear:

  • CSS/JS cache only (after editing styles or scripts)
  • A single page or URL
  • Object cache
  • Critical CSS and image optimisation data

Still seeing old content?

Clear your browser cache, and if you use Cloudflare, purge its cache too.

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