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=== W3TC Auto Pilot === | ||
Contributors: cybr | ||
Tags: cache, control, w3, total | ||
Requires at least: 3.6.0 | ||
Tested up to: 4.2.2 | ||
Stable tag: 4.2.2 | ||
License: GPLv2 or later | ||
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html | ||
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Put W3 Total Cache on auto pilot. This plugin allows you to control W3 Total Cache without doing a anything. So your cache is always up to date. | ||
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== Description == | ||
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This plugin puts your W3 Total Cache configuration on auto pilot. | ||
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It's especially handy when you have users that don't have access to W3 Total Cache control but still need to purge the cache. | ||
It's also brilliant when you have created a blog for a customer, this way they won't even know it's there: All cache is purged automatically. | ||
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It's also great on MultiSite installations, especially when you allow untrusted users to create a blog. | ||
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**What this plugin does:** | ||
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**If not admin (single)/super admin (network):** | ||
* No more purge from cache button on pages and posts edit screens | ||
* No more admin menu in the admin bar | ||
* No more admin menu in the dashboard | ||
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**On the front end:** | ||
* No more W3 Total Cache comments in the HTML output | ||
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**Behind the screens (pun not intended):** | ||
* Purge cache each time a post is updated | ||
* Purge cache each time the user changes a theme | ||
* Purge cache each time a widget is updated | ||
* Purge cache each time a sidebar is updated | ||
* Purge cache each time the user finishes editing the theme in: | ||
* * Customizer | ||
* * Switch theme | ||
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== Installation == | ||
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1. Install Advanced W3TC either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server. | ||
1. Activate this plugin either through Network Activation or per site. | ||
1. That's it! There are currently no options available. | ||
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== Frequently Asked Questions == | ||
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== Screenshots == | ||
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== Changelog == | ||
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= 1.0.0 = | ||
* Initial Release | ||
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== Upgrade Notice == | ||
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== Arbitrary section == | ||
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If you wish to edit this plugin, all you need to do is uncomment stuff in function wap_w3tc_init(), every line is documented there. |