NOTE: This is totally separate from other caches that we use, such as the category structure cache, as those other cached items are still used as normal by logged in users, etc.
Enable Page Caching: Select whether to enable caching on the site, this is a prerequisite for all other options.
Cache Time: Set the amount of time the cache should last for. Once this time has expired the cache will refresh with the next page load.
Enable CSS Inline Caching: Select whether to enable optimisation of the stylesheet files. This will collate all stylesheets used on the site and insert them into the page content to avoid having to load the files separately.
Enable JS Inline Caching: Select whether to enable optimisation of the JavaScript files. This will collate all JavaScript files used on the site and insert them into the page content to avoid having to load the files separately.
CSS File Exclusions: Enter comma-separated list of CSS file names to exclude from being inline cached.
JS File Exclusions: Enter comma-separated list of JS file names to exclude from being inline cached
Enable CSS File Caching: Select whether to enable the alternative optimisation of the stylesheet files. This will collate all stylesheets used on the site into a single file, and load that during the page load. This is generally used for debugging issues, or if there is an issue with loading the stylesheet files inline. The Inline option will be prioritised if both options are enabled.
Enable JS File Caching: Select whether to enable the alternative optimisation of the JavaScript files. This will collate all JavaScript files used on the site into a single file, and load that during the page load. This is generally used for debugging issues, or if there is an issue with loading the JavaScript files inline. The Inline option will be prioritised if both options are enabled.
Enable Image Optimisation: Select whether to enable the image optimisation. This will replace the URLs for all images with WEBP versions, which is a more optimised image type, as long as the browser is compatible with WEBP files. If the file is part of the theme then a WEBP version will be generated and saved within the theme, and if it is a product/category image loaded from your Image site, it will generate a WEBP version in the same way as it generates the specifically sized versions of images.