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@thatsmehta If you tried rewrite rule from above there is no converting or replacement as with images that are defined im html <img> tag. Therefore you don't see .webp images in html code. This rewrite rule forces the webserver to send .webp file instead of jpg|png|gif if browser supports...

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If a page isn't optimized and not cached it causes load to optimize it, so optimize your page and run the cache warmup crawler. If done check the difference. It is reommended to use any presets, but don't start with extreme preset.

@davidwebca Test Job: If you can program your solution in such a way that you only need 1 file instead of 2 files, then it's ESI:inline.

No, it isn't a seperate request. Otherwise it wouldn't be ESI. An ESI hole is not an iframe, so you can't send headers where headers already sent. Of course it matters. Include your code in a CMS und you will get errors. It is not a simple include, but a ESI:include. The define for scr...

If everything is okay, what is your problem?

It's the same. Cache plugin for WP is just a control panel to manage server side cache. The cache plugin itself doesn't cache anything. You need LScache plugin for WP to handle that. For further cache plugin related question please read this...

If you have a paid license you should open a support ticket or wright email to support@litespeedtech.com to get faster help. LiteSpeed Slack can also be used: https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack

I'm not sure if I understand your problem correctly, but it could be because LScache doesn't know the WPML plugin, or there are too many language plugins and an individual cache setting has to be made for each plugin. However, this setting, which is necessary for language plugins, must be made...

But we knew all along that it had nothing to do with LiteSpeed, but you wanted to be dissuaded from it. Nonetheless, thanks for sharing the solution with everyone.

Try LiteSpeed Slack, maybe you could get faster response. https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack

Yes, but everything that is related to LScache plugin it is only supported at WP support page. If you don't have installed LScache plugin you should ask WP support itself, because you won't get support for an application that isn't LiteSpeed. OPcache is not LiteSpeed related.

Please report it at support page for WP cache plugin. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

You can define either custom log per domain or use %v parameter to add servername. https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_log_config.html

Check the new examples in new LiteSpeed documentation site.

@davidwebca In your example you send headers where headers already sent and the way you using esi:inline this is not esi:inline. It's just esi:include, but not inline.

This is a known bug that crept in with the last plugin update. This bug will be fixed with the next update. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

No, it isn't. It is neither black nor magic. It's just a question of understanding what ESI is good for and what has to be done to handle different content areas with different cache parameters, but within 1 request. @davidwebca This can't work. The header in your code only defines not to...

Which plugin do you use? There is more than 1. If you have cache plugin for Wordpress, read this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/