If your WordPress page edits aren’t appearing on the live site, it’s usually due to caching issues, theme conflicts, or publishing errors. Here are the most common causes and how to fix them:

✅ Common Causes & Solutions:

1. Browser or Site Cache
   ➡️ Cause: Your browser or a caching plugin is showing an outdated version of the page.
   ➡️ Solution:

• Clear your browser cache.
• Clear your site cache from any caching plugin (e.g., WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache, or LiteSpeed Cache).
• If you’re using a CDN (like Cloudflare), purge its cache too.

1. Edits Not Published
   ➡️ Cause: Edits were saved as a draft or not updated properly.
   ➡️ Solution:

• Open the page in the editor.
• Ensure the changes are saved and click the Update button.
• Refresh the live page after saving.

1. Theme or Page Builder Conflicts
   ➡️ Cause: Some themes or page builders (like Elementor, WPBakery) may store content differently.
   ➡️ Solution:

• Make sure you’re editing the page using the correct builder.
• Check if your changes are saved in the page builder view.

1. Caching Plugin Conflict
   ➡️ Cause: Caching plugins might override or delay the display of new content.
   ➡️ Solution:

• Temporarily deactivate all caching or performance optimization plugins.
• Then check if your edits are reflected on the front end.

If the issue persists, contact our support or a developer for further troubleshooting.