Description
Publisima Cache drastically improves your website’s speed by generating static HTML files of your pages and serving them directly to visitors, bypassing the need to run PHP or database queries.
Features:
- One-click page caching.
- Brotli and Gzip compression.
- HTML/CSS minification.
- Lazy Load for images and iframes.
- Automatic cache clearing when content is updated.
- Admin dashboard with stats and manual controls.
- Cache preloading to keep your site consistently fast.
- Secure and compliant with WordPress coding standards.
- All cache and log files are stored in the WordPress uploads directory (
wp-content/uploads/publisima-cache/) for full compatibility and security.
Installation
- Upload the
publisima-cachefolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to ‘Publisima Cache’ in the main WordPress admin menu to activate and configure the options.
FAQ
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Where are cache files stored?
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All cache, log, and stats files are stored in a dedicated folder inside your WordPress uploads directory (
wp-content/uploads/publisima-cache/). This ensures compatibility with all WordPress setups and multisite environments. -
Does this plugin modify or require changes to plugin/theme files?
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No. Publisima Cache does not require or request any changes to plugin or theme files. All data is stored outside the plugin folder, following WordPress.org guidelines.
Reviews
Contributors & Developers
“Publisima Cache” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
4.2.1
- Added Spanish translation.
4.2.0
- Security & Compliance: All file operations now use the WordPress Filesystem API. All cache, log, and stats files are stored exclusively in the uploads directory for full compatibility and security.
- Fixed: No files are saved or deleted in the plugin directory or wp-content/cache.
- Improved: All user input is sanitized, validated, and escaped according to WordPress.org guidelines.
- Improved: Nonces and user capability checks added to all AJAX and settings actions.
- Improved: Scripts and styles are enqueued using WordPress functions; inline scripts now use wp_add_inline_script().
- Fixed: Removed cache clearing on theme switch to comply with plugin guidelines.
- Improved: Only required $_GET/$_COOKIE parameters are processed, never the full array.
- Improved: All output is properly escaped before being echoed.
- Documentation: Updated readme and inline comments to clarify compliance and security improvements.
4.1.5
- Compliance: All cache and log files are now stored in the uploads directory. Final implementation of the WordPress Filesystem API to resolve all remaining scanner errors related to direct file access. The plugin is now fully compliant with WordPress.org guidelines.
4.1.4
- Security & Standards: Implemented the WordPress Filesystem API (
WP_Filesystem) to handle all file operations (delete,read,write) in compliance with WordPress.org security guidelines. - Fix: Silenced a
NonceVerificationfalse-positive warning.
4.1.3
- Fix: Corrected Plugin URI and Author URI to be different URLs.
4.1.2
- Fix: Reverted file handling logic to direct PHP functions to ensure functionality.
4.1.1
- Maintenance: Added
Requires PHPheader.
4.1.0
- Major Renaming: Renamed the plugin to “Publisima Cache” to comply with WordPress.org trademark guidelines.