How can I clear the server cache in Webflow after migrating my site?

TL;DR
  • Republish your site on Webflow to clear server cache.
  • Ensure DNS settings are correctly pointed to Webflow if changes were made.
  • Ask users to clear their browser cache for updated content.
  • Clear third-party CDN cache if applicable.

Clearing the server cache in Webflow is important after migrating your site to ensure that all visitors see the most updated content.

1. Publish Your Site Again

  • Go to the Webflow Designer and click on the blue "Publish" button at the top right.
  • Select both the staging environment (e.g., webflow.io) and the custom domain where your site is published.
  • Click "Publish" to push the latest version of your site to the server, which often clears cached content.

2. Update DNS Settings (if applicable)

  • If you've changed your hosting provider or made changes to your DNS settings, ensure everything is correctly pointing to Webflow.
  • Check that your A records and CNAME settings are configured correctly.

3. Clear Browser Cache

  • Instruct users to clear their browser cache if they face any issues. This helps load the latest content from the server rather than the stored browser cache.

4. Check for Third-Party CDN Caching

  • If you're using a third-party Content Delivery Network (CDN), clear the CDN cache as well to ensure no outdated content is being served.

Summary

Republishing your site on Webflow usually clears server cache issues. Make sure DNS settings are correct, and third-party CDN caches are cleared if necessary. Instruct users to clear their browser cache to see the latest content without issues.

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