How to Clear Your Cache in WordPress
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Step 1. Clear your Browser Cache
First, you need to clear your web browser cache. Most web browsers can store static content like stylesheets, JavaScript, images from a website to make your subsequent visits faster. To clear the cache in Chrome you need to click on the menu icon and then select More Tools » Clear Browsing Data.You have successfully cleared your browser cache, and you can now try visiting your website.
Step 2. Clear your Cache in your WordPress Caching Plugin
If you are using a WordPress caching plugin on your site, then you need to clear your plugin cache. Most caching plugins allow you to easily do that from the plugin’s settings page.
How to clear cache in WP Super Cache.
WP Super Cache is the most popular WordPress caching plugin. It allows you to clean or purge all cached content with a single click.You need to visit Settings » WP Super Cache page and click on ‘Delete Cache’ button.
That's all there is to it! WP Super Cache will now delete all of its cached files.
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