Notar retrasos al actualizar su sitio WordPress puede ser frustrante. Pueden interrumpir tu flujo de trabajo y confundir a tus visitantes si los cambios no aparecen inmediatamente.
Hemos visto este problema muchas veces mientras gestionábamos nuestros sitios de WordPress. Suele deberse a problemas de caché, ajustes del navegador o retrasos en el servidor.
Comprender las razones de estos retrasos puede ahorrarle tiempo y esfuerzo. Además, una vez identificada la causa, la corrección del problema suele ser sencilla.
En esta guía, le guiaremos para diagnosticar y resolver los problemas / conflictos / incidencias de actualización más comunes. Con estos pasos, los cambios aparecerán de inmediato en tu sitio de WordPress.
¿Por qué mi sitio WordPress no se actualiza inmediatamente?
Según nuestra experiencia, el almacenamiento en caché es la razón más común por la que los sitios de WordPress no se actualizan inmediatamente. Este es un escenario común que hemos visto al diagnosticar sitios web.
Muchos proveedores de alojamiento WordPress activan por defecto los sistemas de caché. Estos sistemas almacenan copias temporales de sus páginas para acelerar su sitio y reducir la carga del servidor.
También es posible que esté utilizando un plugin de caché de WordPress que no esté configurado correctamente. Hemos comprobado que los plugins mal configurados a menudo pueden potencial este tipo de retrasos.
Su navegador también puede almacenar una versión en caché de las páginas de su sitio en un almacenamiento temporal. Esto añade otra capa en la que las actualizaciones pueden no aparecer instantáneamente.
Normalmente, cuando actualiza su sitio de WordPress, las versiones en caché caducan y los cambios aparecen de inmediato. Sin embargo, un problema / conflicto / incidencia de configuración puede impedir que este proceso ocurra como se espera.
Cuando esto ocurre, a menudo verá una versión obsoleta de su sitio durante algún tiempo. Esto puede ser frustrante, sobre todo si estás esperando a que aparezcan nuevos contenidos.
Uno de los avisos más evidentes es cuando las entradas nuevas no aparecen en la página de inicio. Sin embargo, aún puede ver la entrada al hacer clic en el enlace “Ver entrada” en el área de administración de WordPress.
Hemos visto que este problema confunde a muchos usuarios de WordPress, pero la buena noticia es que es fácil de corregir. Exploremos los pasos para resolver este problema rápidamente.
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Corrección de WordPress sitio web no actualización problema
Empiece por vaciar la caché del navegador. Las siguientes instrucciones te explicarán cómo hacerlo.
Esto debería corregir el problema para la mayoría de los usuarios, y usted no tendrá que proceder al paso 2.
Paso 1. Forzar la recarga del navegador Forzar la recarga del navegador / explorador o vaciar la caché
A veces, tu navegador (especialmente Google Chrome) te mostrará una copia en caché de tu sitio web en lugar de mostrarte el nuevo.
Para resolver este problema, simplemente pulse F5 o Ctrl+R en Windows (o Cmd + R en Mac) en su teclado para recargar la página.
Esto pedirá al navegador que recargue la página obteniendo una versión nueva. En la mayoría de los casos, esto corregirá el problema para muchos usuarios.
Sin embargo, si eso no funciona, el siguiente paso es vaciar la caché del navegador.
En Google Chrome, haz clic en el menú de tres puntos situado en la esquina superior derecha. En el menú, tienes que ir a Más herramientas ” Vaciar datos de navegación.
Para más información, consulta nuestra guía sobre cómo vaciar la caché en los principales navegadores.
Paso 2. Borrar la caché de WordPress Vaciar la caché de WordPress de su sitio web
La segunda y más probable causa de este problema es un plugin de caché de WordPress mal configurado. La mayoría de los plugins de caché hacen que sea muy fácil vaciar la caché con el clic de un botón.
Si estás usando WP Rocket en tu sitio web, entonces simplemente ve a la página de Ajustes ” WP Rocket y haz clic en el botón ‘Borrar Caché’ en el panel de control.
Si utiliza el plugin WP Super C ache, vaya a la página de ajustes ” WP Super Cache.
En la pestaña Fácil, desplázate hasta la sección “Borrar páginas en caché” y haz clic en el botón “Borrar caché”.
Incluso si no tiene un plugin de caché de WordPress instalado en su sitio web, muchas empresas de alojamiento de WordPress despliegan su sistema de caché por defecto.
Por ejemplo, si utiliza la plataforma de alojamiento Bluehost, observará que en la barra de herramientas del administrador hay un botón de “Almacenamiento en caché”.
Si pasas el cursor por encima de “Almacenamiento en caché”, verás la opción “Purgar todo”. Esto borrará todos los archivos almacenados en caché de tu sitio web.
SiteGround es otra de las mejores empresas de alojamiento de WordPress que ofrece su propio sistema de almacenamiento en caché integrado.
Puedes gestionar la caché de SiteGround instalando y activando el plugin Speed Optimizer. Para más detalles, consulta nuestra guía paso a paso sobre cómo instalar un plugin de WordPress.
Una vez activado, debe hacer clic en el botón Purgar caché de SG de la barra de herramientas del administrador de WordPress.
Esto vaciará la caché de SiteGround para tu sitio web.
Para más empresas de alojamiento y plugins de caché, consulte nuestra guía completa sobre cómo vaciar la caché de WordPress.
Tutorial en vídeo
Recursos adicionales
Los pasos mencionados deberían resolver el problema en la mayoría de los sitios web. Sin embargo, si el problema persiste, puede que los siguientes recursos le resulten útiles:
- Guía para principiantes para diagnosticar errores en WordPress (paso a paso)
- Cómo marcar / actualizar la última versión de WordPress
- Formulario de WordPress no funciona: 7 consejos para diagnosticar problemas
- Cómo corregir el error de servidor DNS no responde en WordPress (5 maneras)
Esperamos que este artículo te haya ayudado a corregir el problema de que el sitio web de WordPress no se actualice inmediatamente. También puedes marcar / comprobar nuestra guía sobre los errores más comunes de WordPress y cómo corregirlos o cómo actualizar tu sitio web de WordPress correctamente.
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Afif Khaja
Solution for me was to update cdn cache on hostinger.com (that was my web-hosting site): hpanel.hostinger.com/websites//performance/cdn?redirectLocation=side_menu -> flush cache
WPBeginner Support
Thank you for sharing how to do this on hostinger
Administrador
Jiří Vaněk
Deleting all cache may not update WordPress as expected. If the issue persists, check if you’re using any CDN. CDNs often have their own cache that’s separate from WordPress administration. For instance, CloudFlare clears cache on its own platform.
WPBeginner Support
That is something to keep in mind for those using CDNs
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Afrasiab Sajid
I’ve tried everything even different internet connection and devices but still nothing seems to work.
WPBeginner Support
If none of the methods work, please check with your hosting provider to ensure there are no caching issues on your host’s end that could be the problem.
Administrador
terra
Thank you! This post helped me so much. I installed the Siteground Optimizer plugin and did the Purge SG cache, and this helped fix my situation. Phew. I was so frustrated and you saved me! Thank you!!!!!
Terra
WPBeginner Support
Glad to hear our post was helpful!
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Alita Pacio
Hello, thank you so much for the post. However, I have already done these but still, my site is not updating. Are there any possible other reasons for my site not updating?
WPBeginner Support
If none of the methods from our guide are working for you, we would recommend reaching out to your hosting provider to ensure they do not have server side caching that is causing a conflict.
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Talha
WP Rocket clear cache helped, phewww!!
WPBeginner Support
Glad the recommendation was able to help!
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Mike B
Thank you! Didn’t realize SiteGrounds was doing that, and that installing the plugin would help!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our guide could help!
Administrador
Bri
Thanks so much! The SG Optimizer fix did it!!!!!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our guide could help
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JAMES
Wow I’m so relieved. The SG OPTIMIZER worked for me . Great work guys, thanks alot!!!
MikeP
Wow thank you for this great & concise information! W3 purge & Google Chrome were both not doing it for me, so I tried the Siteground Optimizer and all problems went away! Thank you!!
Cristian
You are best of the best. The cache plugin is the problem.
Anjum Alden
It is rare to find a solution to a problem so quickly and with such great instructions. The Site Ground plugin was what we needed and it worked perfectly. Thank you, so much!!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our guide was helpful
Administrador
Rachel
The SG Optimizer plugin immediately fixed the problem. Thank you!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our recommendation was helpful
Administrador
kate
SG plugin was a winner – thanks!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our guide could help
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Ruben
The SiteGround plug in worked for me. Thank you so much for the tips!! Cheers!
WPBeginner Support
Glad the recommendation helped
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Cheryl Strachan
I had this problem and clearing the cache fixed it. Will still need to figure out WHY it happened in the first place, but allowed me to get a time sensitive post out there. Thank you!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our recommendation was able to help
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Douglas Kempf
I’ve tried all of the above fixes. Some of them more than once. And none of them worked.
WPBeginner Support
If none of these recommendations are working, we would recommend reaching out to your hosting provider for assistance and they should be able to take a look at the reason.
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Donna F
I have had the issue twice now, where my PC shows the changes I made to the site immediately but my Apple devices still did not show any changes 8 hours or more later. What I noticed was that both times this happened there was a plugin that needed to be updated on my WordPress site. This time it was the Backup plug in. When I updated the plugin, the information showed up on my Apple devices very shortly afterward.
WPBeginner Support
While it could be that, you may want to ensure you do not have a caching plugin on your site that could also be part of your issue.
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Jessie
None of these options worked for me.
WPBeginner Support
If none of our recommendations are able to assist, you would want to reach out to your hosting provider to ensure they do not have a caching or are seeing an error on your site.
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Oliver
Hello! Firstly, always amazing guides! you are 100% my goto!
I have this issue, the changes i am making aren’t updating (partially)
layout changes aren’t updating. i have tested to see if its just a delay, by slightly changing some text. The text updates instantly, but the layout remains unchanged.
WPBeginner Support
If it is not your caching then you would likely want to reach out to your theme’s support to ensure the theme changes aren’t being overridden by a setting in the theme.
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Jack
After i update wordpress version i also update yoast. Then the site won´t load. it just keeping processing and does not show anything but a orange layer that is the main color of the website. Now the same thing is happening when i try to update different plugins but not all of them. I don´t receive any error msg from wordpress or the site. I also clear the cache etc…
WPBeginner Support
It is hard to say the specific cause, for a starting point we would recommend going through our troubleshooting guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
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Kathi
Hi, I have updated my entire website’s design but for some reason, it will always show me the wrong front page.
It’s always the front page, also on different devices, as well on my phone. The other pages will be shown completely right.
WPBeginner Support
You may want to try our general troubleshooting steps to see if this is a plugin/theme conflict possibly:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
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Javed Iqbal
I have updated my WordPress Version 5.5.I have created a posts after that but my post now showing completely on my site. plz how can I resolved this issue.I used above mentioned method but same result.plz guide me how can i fix this issue.
WPBeginner Support
You would want to reach out to the support for your specific theme and they would be able to assist.
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Junaid
I was the same issue in my WordPress website. But I solved this issue Through Reading This Post.. Thanks Buddy…..
WPBeginner Support
You’re welcome, glad our guide was helpful
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Abhishek Gupta
I have updated the payment method (COD) in my wordpress panel but it is not updating in the website. I don’t know why??
WPBeginner Support
As this article states, you would want to clear any caching on your site, and should that not work you may need to reach out to your ecommerce plugin’s support to ensure that there isn’t an issue with the plugin itself.
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Marelize
Thank you! CTRL + F5 worked perfectly! This was on Chrome.
WPBeginner Support
Glad our recommendation was able to help
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Gman
Great, thanks for the article. ctrl+F5 worked for me.
I had previously tried clearing the cache, but still it didn’t work, but ctrl+F5 worked right away for some reason.
Thanks again
WPBeginner Support
Good to know to check your browser cache as well as the website cache as it sounds like that was your issue
Administrador
Octopus
How come all of the WordPress “solutions” never work?
WPBeginner Support
Our recommended solutions should work unless you have an odd niche error. Feel free to reach out to us using our contact form should none of our recommendations help you
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Archit
Hi, I have updated php version on my host but its not reflecting on wordpress . What to do ??
WPBeginner Support
You would want to reach out to your host to ensure you changed the PHP in the correct location and if you did you may want to try deleting your htaccess file and resaving your permalinks to recreate the file.
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Zeeshan Alam
Thank you for sharing this post, its really Cached plugin I remove the cache and my post update text showing on Homepage
Thanks a lot
WPBeginner Support
Glad our recommendations could help
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Colton
You’re a lifesaver, seriously. Couldn’t figure out why my pages weren’t updating but once I deleted and deactivated my cache, they all appeared. I’m so relieved!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our article could help
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Judith
Thank you, this helped tremendously!
WPBeginner Support
Glad our article could help
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Robin
I have done everything suggested several times and my updates are still not showing on my front page. What else can I do?
Thank you.
WPBeginner Support
You would likely want to reach out to your hosting provider to ensure there are no errors or caching from your host’s end
Administrador
Peter
I don’t understand. When I’m on the homepage its empty, then I click “Customise” in the bottom right and it takes me to the version I’ve worked on, but when I go back to the homepge it’s still empty. I can’t see anything anywhere about plugins apart from the download page but it says I need to be on the business plan (I’m on premium).
Is my webpage stuck like this until I upgrade to business? Do I need to install a plugin or does the premium plan come with one already? Clearing the cache on my computer does nothing unfortunately.
WPBeginner Support
From the sound of it you are on WordPress.com: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/self-hosted-wordpress-org-vs-free-wordpress-com-infograph/
our tutorials and workarounds are for WordPress.org sites. You would sadly need to reach out to the WordPress.com support for the problem but you shouldn’t need to upgrade to their business plan to have it display properly.
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Rahul
Really it is a very helpful article.
WPBeginner Support
Thank you
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Arfaan
Great video! however, I do not have any cache plugins of any sort. I have cleared my brower cache and still no luck
Any other suggestions? im using Chrome.
WPBeginner Support
Have you checked with your hosting provider to ensure they don’t have caching for your site?
Administrador
Adam
I had a problem with my website today and found this solution and it worked perfectly. Thank-you very much. WPBeginner is always the first place that I look whenever I have a problem with my WordPress website and so far I have always been able to resolve it with the material that I find here. Very helpful. Thank-you very much.
WPBeginner Support
Glad our article could help solve the issue
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chinweike onwuchekwa
thank you very much for this. being having problem with my website not updating immediately. after this video. I uninstalled the wp super cache and my website updated immediately. thank you so much.
Kevin
Hello! Great article. Unfortunately it didn’t help me, and I don’t have a caching plugin. Any other solutions? I have cleared cache in Chrome as well.
Bailey
I am also having the same issue. Do you have any solutions?
Heather
I made a few minor changes to our website content. When I test it on my computer using chrome, the updates are there. If I use IE on my computer I do not see the changes and co-workers using IE, chrome or Mozilla do not see the changes. I made the changes and then clicked update on the page in the dashboard. Please help.
WPBeginner Support
Hi Heather,
This could be a caching issue, please see our guide on how to clear cache in WordPress.
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Ashley
Any suggestions for this issue? WordPress says ‘All themes are up to date’ but my theme is not up to date therefore I can’t install the latest version. My site is broken because the developer says I need the lastest version but I am stuck because WordPress says all themes up to date. Ever heard of this? My site has been down for 13 months because of this and the developer offers no support once you pay for the theme.
WPBeginner Support
Hi Ashley,
You can use FTP to upload theme files to your server.
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robiul islam
thanks for this post i benefited from it
Christopher
I am having a devilish problem. I changed an image on my home page… (woocommerce storefont) — and also a product image. I have done every variation of purging possible… but the home page keeps reverting to the previous form. I have changed it other times… had a some problems but managed to get it to work. IN fact these times… I purge and reload, etc… and get the correct page. Then I immediately purge everything again… including browser of course… then it seems to work. Then I close and open and it is the wrong page again…. OR I press the top icon which takes you back to the front page and it is the old one. The mobiles show the previous home page… and the old images in other locations. ?? – totally feel like I wasting huge amounts of time over something shouldn’t even happen. I disabled super cache… got it right right… and then boom it reverted again… reenables super cache… purged everything… got it right… one click… back to the old home page… ANY IDEAS??
Raj Trivedi
Hey Team,
I do not have any WordPress caching plugin and the posts do not get updated for at least 2 hours or less. We have cloudfare cdn. We have tried everything in the books to resolve the problem This problem persists with posts and category listing where all the posts are shown of its category, This happens randomly, sometimes it will get updated and sometimes not. When logged in to WordPress we are able to see the updated content but not when we are logged out or as a visitor visiting the website.
Ideally, after 2 hours everything gets updated at once.
WPBeginner Support
Hey Raj,
Have you tried disabling Cloudflare temporarily to see if this resolves your issue. We will also suggest contacting your WordPress hosting provider particularly if they have their own caching solutions in place.
Administrador
Vince
No good. I have tried everything and suddenly today NO changes of menus, widgtes, logo ect are reflected on the site, unless I’m logged in to wordpress admin panel.
Lucy
I’ve had so many problems with my updates not showing, and after following every piece of advice I could find online was at my wits end.
However, I think I have solved it – for me, at least.
My hosting is done through Bluehost and there is an automatically installed plugin called Endurance Cache (I’ve since learned this through Googling), which I think defaults to Level 2 setting. In a last ditch attempt, I set this to Level 0 and low and behold my updates appear.
Sommer Arruda
Im have a strange issue. The WordPress has updated… But only on certain computers. 3 computers have the updated version of my website, where the other 2 do not.
I had a small problem with text randomly fading away and never coming back on my front page, I went to fix it and now Im having the issue with different computers seeing different things. I am not sure if this is a wordpress problem, a plugin problem, or something else.
Anyone else had this problem? And have you fixed it?
Mohamed atef
I don’t have any cache plugin and i have this problem what is should do ?
Please help me
Alex Legard
Unfortunately, I still have this issue even though I never had any caching plugin installed in the first place. The web page isn’t updating even after using ctrl-F5. I installed W3 Total Cache and followed the steps in this article. I don’t know what the issue could possibly be.
mohit
nothing works for me.
this is my website, plz help me out.