Page Cache Settings

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General

Users that have signed in to WordPress (e.g. administrators) will never view cached pages if enabled.

For many blogs this is your most visited page, it is recommended that you cache it.

Even if using a feed proxy service (like FeedBurner), enabling this option is still recommended.
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Search result (and similar) pages will be cached if enabled.

Use HTTP compression to automatically reduce the load time of HTML documents in browsers that support it.

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Multiple servers may be used and seperated by a comma; e.g. 192.168.1.100:11211, domain.com:22122
seconds
Determines the natural expiration time of unchanged cache items. The higher the value, the larger the cache.
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If caching to disk, specify how frequently expired cache data is removed. For busy sites, a lower value is best.

Never send cache pages for these user agents.

Never cache pages that use the specified cookies.

Always ignore the specified pages / directories.

Cache the specified pages / directories even if listed in the "never cache the following pages" field.

Specify additional page headers to cache.

Specify which mobile devices to detect for redirection to the domain name specified below.

If you have a mobile version of your site hosted on another domain, enter the domain name above. The user agents specified in the "Mobile user agents" box will be directed to this domain.