WordPress itself does not include a general page cache by default, but browser cache, cache plugins, server-side caches, reverse proxies, and CDNs can all serve older content.
- Open the page in a private browser window.
- Clear the browser cache.
- Purge any WordPress caching plugin using that plugin’s documented controls.
- Purge server-side or CDN caching when those services are enabled.
- Confirm the edit was made in the active theme/template or the correct page/site.
- View the page source or asset URL to confirm which file/version is being served.
Cache should be cleared after the underlying content is confirmed correct; repeated edits to the same file are not a substitute for identifying the caching layer.
