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Clear Cache Everywhere

Name: Clear Cache Everywhere
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)
Author: PluginRx

Clear all cache sources in one click from the WordPress admin bar, including WP cache, transients, sessions, browser cache.

Clear Cache Everywhere ranks #6,231 among WordPress.org plugins with 1,000+ active installations, is #179 of 1,658 in the Performance category, a 5/5 rating from 1 reviews, and was last updated Oct 24, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.2.5.2 Current Version v1.2.5.2

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 24 Oct, 2026

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#179 of 1,658 in Performance Top 10% by installs Downloads -20.2% this week Actively maintained

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.2.5.2
Last Updated: Oct 24, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: PluginRx

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TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for administrators, developers, content managers, and site owners who manage WordPress sites with multiple cache layers. It solves the problem of manually clearing separate cache sources by providing one-click clearing of WordPress, server, hosting, and browser caches directly from the admin bar.

One-click cache clearing
Admin bar purge button
Rewrite rules flush
Transients deletion
Varnish cache purge
Redis / Memcached flush
Cloudflare cache purge
Developer hooks for custom actions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Clear Cache Everywhere

It executes multiple cache-clearing actions across WordPress core, object caching systems, server-level caching, browser cache, and supported third-party plugins. Individual actions can be triggered independently.

Clearing cache is not just a single action. When you click “Clear All,” the plugin may be flushing multiple cache layers: object cache, persistent cache (Redis/Memcached), OPcache, reverse proxies like Varnish, REST caches, transients, sessions, and third-party integrations. Each layer operates differently and may require disk I/O, memory resets, or network requests. On larger sites, clearing cache can take longer because: • Persistent object caches may contain thousands of keys that must be invalidated. • OPcache must reload compiled PHP scripts into memory. • Reverse proxies and CDNs require network-based purge requests. • Transients and fragment caches may involve large amounts of stored data. After cache is cleared, the site must rebuild it. Themes and plugins will: • Re-run expensive database queries. • Recompile templates. • Regenerate CSS/JS assets. • Rebuild REST responses. • Recreate transients and computed data. This recaching happens on the next page load and can temporarily slow down the first request after a purge. That is expected behavior. If you find that clearing everything takes longer than you prefer, certain actions (such as Transients) can be disabled from the “Clear All” button and admin bar in the settings. They can still be cleared independently from the settings page when needed. In some cases, you may not need to clear every layer. For example, content edits typically do not require transients or OPcache to be reset. Selectively clearing only what is necessary can significantly reduce execution time.

This depends on your hosting provider. If they offer a cache purge URL, you can configure it in the plugin settings. For example, if you have GoDaddy's Website Security and Backups, you can navigate to Firewall > Settings > Performance > Clear Cache, then grab the Clear Cache API link to put in your settings.

Yes! The plugin sends cache-control headers to prompt browsers to reload updated content.

Yes. Developers can hook into the clearing process to add custom actions or settings. Full developer documentation is available here: https://pluginrx.com/docs/plugin/clear-cache-everywhere/

Yes! A helper function is available for you to use: cceverywhere_clear_all( $log_results = false ). The function returns the results of the cache clearing processing. Optionally, you can log the results by setting the $log_results parameter to true. This will log the results to the debug log. Results from this function also appear in the Logs tab, labeled "Helper Function."

Open the Logs tab in the plugin header. Failures are always logged with the action, where it was triggered from (settings page, admin bar, individual button, URL, cron, or helper function), the duration, and the error. HTTP errors such as a 500 include the response, and PHP fatals include the file and line.

Not by default. Turn on Log Successful Clears in the Logs settings at the bottom of the Settings tab if you want a full history. Logs are deleted automatically after the number of days set in Clear Logs After (Days), which defaults to 30. You can also delete entries manually from the Logs tab.

It prints each clearing request's response to your browser's developer console, which is useful for troubleshooting and verifying that everything has actually been cleared while on the front-end. It is on by default and can be turned off in the Logs settings.

We recommend using our website support forum as the primary method for requesting features and getting help. You can also reach out via our Discord support server or the WordPress.org support forum, but please note that WordPress.org doesn’t always notify us of new posts, so it’s not ideal for time-sensitive issues.