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Zinn® Cache: Warm the cache after a purge

Set up Zinn® Cache Pro's warm-up so pages are rebuilt into the cache after a purge instead of waiting for a visitor.

Warm the cache after a purge

Set up Zinn® Cache Pro's warm-up so pages are rebuilt into the cache after a purge instead of waiting for a visitor.

  1. It needs Zinn® Cache Pro — Warm-up is part of Zinn® Cache Pro. It requests your own pages in the background, one at a time.
  2. Point it at your sitemap — Open Zinn Digital®, Cache Pro, then Warm-up. Leave Sitemap address empty to use the sitemap your robots.txt lists, or WordPress's own at /wp-sitemap.xml.
  3. Turn it on — Turn on Warm the cache after it is cleared and save. Keep the default pause between pages; it slows down by itself if the server is busy.
  4. Warm it now — Press Warm the cache now to start a pass straight away. It picks up where it left off if it is interrupted.

With screenshots: https://zinncache.com/kb/warm-the-cache-with-a-crawler

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