FlyingPress uses smart cache generation and storage to ensure fast performance without overloading the server.
When are pages cached?
Pages are cached under the following conditions:
When you click “Preload cache” – URLs are discovered and added to a queue, then cached one by one.
When posts, pages, or products are updated – Related URLs (e.g., homepage, category, author) are purged and re-cached automatically.
When an uncached page is visited – If a page isn’t already cached, the raw (uncached and unoptimized) version is served once. That URL is then added to the queue with high priority for caching.
How caching works
Each URL is added to a preload queue, handled one by one in the background.
Cached pages are stored as static HTML files in:
wp-content/cache/flying-press/example.com/The actual file is saved as:
index.html.gz(compressed for faster delivery)
This approach ensures cached content is generated efficiently while keeping your site responsive—even under load.