About This File
W3 Total Cache Pro builds upon the Community (free) version of W3 Total Cache and adds features that will be interesting to any publisher who’s serious about running a successful website.
W3 Total Cache Pro features
Fragment Caching Social layer, personalization and e-commerce etc are common elements of highly dynamic web sites. That means that caching entire pages to improve user experience and performance is not a solution. Fragment Caching bridges the gap between no caching at all and the “ideal,” full page caching. By extending the WordPress Transient API, W3TC allows developers to bring both horizontal and vertical scale to bear without doing anything differently.
Extension Framework As mentioned above, extensions / add-ons represent a great opportunity to both de-bloat projects that solve many problems or address many use cases. It also allows for innovation as 3rd parties can make contributions without having to be a core project developer to contribute or solve their problems while maintaining the control they need. We’re excited for you to try this first iteration of our extension framework, and documentation can be found (for now) inside the plugin’s FAQ.
TUTORIAL:
1) Upload, Install and Activate
The PRO version is active. You can activate PRO extensions directly from the related section.
What's New in Version v2.7.3 NULLED See changelog
Released
2.7.3
- Fix: Page Cache: File Cleaner now uses the correct expiration setting
- Fix: PHP 8.1 warnings for Redis connect
- Fix: Google ChartJS error
- Update: Bumped PHP minimum version to 7.2.5; added support for up to PHP 8.3
- Update: AWS SDK PHP dependency updated to 3.314.2
- Update: Microsoft Azure Storage SDK PHP dependency updated to 1.5.4 (blob) and 1.5.2 (common)
- Update: Several other PHP and NodeJS dependencies updated
- Update: Made improvements to the Remove CSS/JS feature
- Update: Removed the newsletter signup popup and added it in the footer
- Update: Added use-case proof and links to settings pages
- Update: Changed CDN default to none and updated the StackPath EOL notice