GARMTECH shared hosting runs on LiteSpeed Enterprise. For WordPress websites, the recommended cache plugin is LiteSpeed Cache (LSCache), because it integrates directly with the web server.
Before you enable caching
- Use only one page cache plugin at a time. If you already use WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache, WP Rocket, etc., disable it before enabling LSCache page caching.
- If your site has a shop or logged‑in area, you must exclude dynamic pages (cart/checkout/account) from cache.
Install LSCache
- Log in to WordPress Admin.
- Go to Plugins → Add New.
- Search for LiteSpeed Cache and click Install, then Activate.
Quick recommended setup
- Open LiteSpeed Cache → Presets and select a preset that matches your site type.
- Open LiteSpeed Cache → Cache and make sure Enable Cache is turned on.
- For sites with logins/shops, review Cache → Excludes (cart, checkout, my-account, admin‑ajax, etc.).
How to clear (purge) cache
- In WordPress top bar: LiteSpeed → Purge All
- Or: LiteSpeed Cache → Toolbox → Purge All
Purge cache after you change the theme, update CSS, or edit critical site content.
Common issues
- Changes are not visible: purge LSCache and also clear your browser cache (or test in incognito).
- Cart/login not working: exclude dynamic pages from cache and ensure you are not caching cookies for logged‑in users.
- Too many optimization features at once: enable minify/combine and image optimization gradually. Test the website after each change.
Note: LSCache can also use optional services like QUIC.cloud for CDN/optimization features. They are not required for basic caching on GARMTECH hosting.
