ShortCache

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Description

Allows user to cache output of any shortcode by adding a cache attribute to it. For example, cache output of

shortcode like this:






ShortCache

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Install via WP Admin > Plugins > Add New or download a .zip file and upload via FTP to /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
(optional) Modify options via WP Admin > Settings > ShortCache, if needed.
In the shortcode You want to cache, add a cache attribute: ShortCache.
(optional) You can define a custom cache interval by passing that to the attribute like this: ShortCache – this will be cached for 5 hours.
(optional) You can also define a custom cache scope by passing a cache-scope attribute: ShortCache. This will create different caches for every user and every post.