July 3, 2014

Textual description of firstImageUrl

How To Configure W3 Total Cache To Make It Work With WPtouch Mobile Plugin

|
Many of you find that your newly installed WPtouch Mobile plugin is NOT working. It is because you have W3 Total Cache plugin installed earlier in your WordPress.

You need to reset or configure your W3 Total Cache settings in order to get your WPtouch Mobile plugin to work.

Configure W3 Total Cache To Get WPtouch Mobile Plugin Working 


Here is an easy-to-follow tutorial on how to configure W3 Total Cache plugin:

1. Go to Plugins and click on Installed Plugins. Scroll down and look for W3 Total Cache.

2. Click on Settings.

3. It will open a new page. You scroll down a little and on the left hand side of the page you can see this:

4. You need to click on: Page Cache, Minify and CDN individually to paste the list below to make it work.

configure w3 total cache to make wptouch mobile plugin working

4. Before you do anything, copy out this list:

iphone
ipod
ipad
aspen
incognito
webmate
android
dream
cupcake
froyo
blackberry9500
blackberry9520
blackberry9530
blackberry9550
blackberry9800
webos
s8000
bada


5. Now click on Page Cache.

6. Scroll down until you see the title Rejected user agents: together with an empty box.

7. Paste the list above inside the empty box as shown below:

rejected user agents list w3 total cache

8. Scroll down and click Save all settings button.

9. Now scroll back and click on Minify.

10. Again scroll down until you come to the title Rejected user agents:

11.  Paste the list inside the box.

12. Click Save all settings button.

13. Go back and click on CDN.

14. Scroll down until you come to Rejected user agents:

15. Paste the list inside the box.

16. Click Save all settings button.

17. Finally, click on General Settings.

18. Click Empty the page cache button on top of the page.

19. That's all. Now your WPtouch Mobile should work well together with W3 Total Cache. In other words, your blog should be responsive to smart phones and other mobile devices.