Hi @Igor Borisov
thank you for your answer
So if I have a blog that has pages with a lot of traffic in a short period of time, then this solution will be helpful.
But if I have a blog that has a lot of pages, but with a small amount of traffic in a short period of time (for example, one page have an average of one visitor every few hours), then this solution will not speed up these pages.
And in both of these cases, it is worth having a caching plugin installed.
I understand this correctly?
Is it compatible with Woocommerce?
thank you for your answer
So if I have a blog that has pages with a lot of traffic in a short period of time, then this solution will be helpful.
But if I have a blog that has a lot of pages, but with a small amount of traffic in a short period of time (for example, one page have an average of one visitor every few hours), then this solution will not speed up these pages.
And in both of these cases, it is worth having a caching plugin installed.
I understand this correctly?
Is it compatible with Woocommerce?
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