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Browsers cache page resources—HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images—to speed up repeat visits. Experro’s built-in Cache interface lets you manage this cache, ensuring your users see fresh content when you need and blazing-fast load times otherwise.
  • Faster Load Times: Cached assets serve from the user’s device or the edge network, reducing round-trip time.
  • Reduced Bandwidth: Only changed content needs to download, lowering data transfer and hosting costs.
  • Improved Scalability: Offloading repeat requests to cache minimizes origin-server load during traffic spikes.

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Managing Cache in Experro

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Accessing the Cache Screen

  1. Navigate to Content → Cache in the left sidebar.
You’ll see a list of all content library entries here.

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Purging Individual Pages

Remove a single page from cache forcing a fresh fetch on next request:
  1. Locate the page in the list.
  2. Click Purge next to its entry.

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Purging All Pages

When you’ve rolled out a global change (layout, stylesheet, site-wide script) and you want to clear every page at once:
  1. In the Cache screen header, click Purge All Cache.
  2. Confirm the action in the prompt.
With full control over caching, you can strike the optimal balance between performance and freshness ensuring your site feels both fast and up-to-date.