Shared and WordPress hosting at Danets Server runs LiteSpeed. The fastest cache is the LiteSpeed Cache plugin talking to LSCache on the server — not a generic page-cache plugin that fights it.
- In wp-admin go to Plugins → Add New, search LiteSpeed Cache, install and activate the plugin from LiteSpeed Technologies.
- LiteSpeed Cache → Cache → Enable Cache: ON.
- Set a reasonable TTL for the homepage and posts (the defaults are a good start).
- Turn on CSS/JS combine only after you test checkout and forms. WooCommerce often needs the cart and checkout URLs excluded from cache.
Do not stack caches
Disable other full-page cache plugins (WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache page cache, etc.) while LiteSpeed Cache is on. Object cache (Redis) is separate and only if your plan includes it.
Purge the cache after a design change (LiteSpeed Cache → Toolbox → Purge). If a page looks “stuck”, purge that URL first before disabling the plugin.
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