The Loopia Boost platform is optimised to work well with WordPress. Your WordPress site should work automatically after moving to the platform, but in some cases settings may need to be adjusted depending on how the site is structured.
Information on how WordPress works with the various caching solutions on the platform can be found here:
Listed below are some common problems and possible solutions. If you discover anything not listed here, please contact us at support@loopia.com and let us know.
WordPress multisite with subdirectories
If you run a WordPress network that uses subdirectories as its structure, an additional setting is required for the site to work properly. Today this can only be configured by our support team. In the future it will be possible to configure it directly from Loopia Customer zone.
Wordfence
To activate the firewall in Wordfence, the auto_prepend_file setting needs to be changed to wordfence-waf.php. Today this can only be done by our support team, but in the future it will be possible to set directly from Loopia Customer zone.
WPML
In WPML versions earlier than 3.7.0, the plugin created new cookies for each page request, which prevented the page cache from ever being active. To resolve this, update to WPML version 3.7.0 or later.