FlyingPress automatically purges and preloads cache when you update content, ensuring visitors always get the latest version.
When does it trigger?
Cache is purged and regenerated when:
A post, page, or WooCommerce product is updated or published (including scheduled posts)
A comment is added or the comment count changes
What pages are affected?
FlyingPress refreshes only the pages directly related to the updated content:
The post/page/product URL (before and after update)
The home page
The blog archive page (if set)
The post type archive (e.g.,
/products/for WooCommerce)The author archive for the post’s author
The category, tag, or taxonomy archives linked to the post
Parent taxonomy terms, if applicable
When a comment is added, only that post’s URL is refreshed.
Why this matters
This targeted purging keeps important pages fresh without clearing the entire cache, balancing performance and accuracy.