Have you set the caching in WebP Express settings > General > Cache-Control header ?
Yes – Custom, but 2 days ago.
But, Conversion files without this setting.
Ah, I see that you are on Nginx.
You will have to add rules manually to your nginx config.
Check out the “I am on Nginx” section in the faq
You will need something like this:
(this sets expiry to 365 days, you might want to start lower)
location ~* ^/wp-content/.*\.(png|jpe?g|webp)$ {
expires 365d;
}
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This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by
rosell.dk.
Unfortunately, I can not make changes on a shared hosting …
Can I add this rule through a .htaccess file?
Unless there is some magick on the server, .htaccess files will not be working.
This also means that the redirects in the Varied Image Responses mode probably does not have any effect. You should use “CDN friendly” mode.
With regards to caching, perhaps you host supports setting this through a control panel? If you have no control what-so-ever and the host cannot help you with a simple thing as setting cache-control, consider changing host 🙂
rosell.dk Thank you for your attention and efficiency!
I was offered on a hosting to remove the end of “webp” from the section “Statistical files”.
And lo and behold – all PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix and WebPageTest do not complain !!!
Thanks for the plugin!