WP Ghost offers a robust feature that enhances security and compatibility with cache plugins by changing paths in cached files. This guide will walk you through enabling and configuring this feature step-by-step.
When a cache plugin is installed, it stores CSS, JS, and HTML content in the cache directory. WP Ghost automatically scans and modifies these cached files to obscure sensitive paths. Key aspects of this feature include:
If your cache directory is not located at /wp-content/cache directory, for non-standard cache directories, follow these steps:
WP Ghost is pre-configured to work seamlessly with major cache plugins:
See the entire cache plugin comptibility here.
For other cache plugins, WP Ghost uses universal detection to manage path changes effectively.
WP Ghost’s path-changing feature works seamlessly with most cache plugins, improving compatibility and security.
To make sure the paths are changed, always test changes in a private window to avoid browser cache issues.
This is because the page content was not loaded from cache and it WP Ghost needs up to a minute to change the paths in the cache files.
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