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[Resolved] Incorrect item per page to wordpress archive pagination

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Last updated by Waqar 2 years, 8 months ago.

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#2343169
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Dear Sir/Madam,

I set up a WordPress archive with 10 items per page to the pagination, and I attached the screenshot for your reference.

If I log in and view it (hidden link), it shows 10 items on the first page; it is correct as I expected.

If I view it without login, it only shows 6 items on the first page and the order is not the same also.

Here is the WordPress Archive hidden link

#2343653

Hi,

Just as in the other ticket, I'm not able to see the number of items per page issue, as a logged-in user or as a guest.

Your website seems to be using the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for cache management. Cache plugins usually show cached content for longer durations to guest users, but logged-in admin users are shown updated content.

If you experience unexpected behavior, as a guest user, you can clear all the involved caches and then check the page again.

regards,
Waqar

#2346149

Dear Waqar,

Thanks for your explanation. Can I make the cached content with shorter durations to guest users? Is it controlled by LiteSpeed Cache, WordPress or Toolset can force the cache to be expired early?

Best regards,

Kelvin.

#2346925

Thanks for writing back.

Yes, you should be able to control the duration of the cached content from the "LiteSpeed Cache" plugin's settings.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information about this plugin's features and options, you can consult its official support and documentation.