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title: "Cache and performance"
description: "Understand why published changes can take time to appear and how to refresh saved copies of pages."
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You'll check why a published change is missing and refresh saved copies if needed. A cache is a saved copy of a page or file. It helps your site load quickly. After you publish, an older saved copy may remain briefly while the site refreshes it.

## First check the publication

1. Reopen the page or post in the Admin and confirm that it is published. Saving a draft does not update the public site.
2. Check that you edited the correct page and, on multilingual sites, the correct language.
3. Open the public address in another tab and reload it. Compare it with your preview; a preview can show unpublished work.

If a published change still does not appear, use the refresh tools your role can access.

## Refresh the site's pages

1. Open **General Settings** → **Troubleshoot**.
2. Select **Revalidate all pages**. The button changes to **Click again to confirm**.
3. Select it again. Wait for the success message, then reopen the public page.

   ![Troubleshoot tab with the Revalidate all pages button](./images/settings-troubleshoot.light.webp)

This clears the site's saved page copies. Each page is rebuilt when it is next visited, so that first visit can take slightly longer. It does not publish drafts or change your content.

## Cloudflare tools

> [!NOTE]
> This feature is optional. If you don't see **Cloudflare** in your Admin, your site may not use it or your role may not have access. Ask your agency which refresh tools to use.

Cloudflare can keep another saved copy in front of your site. **Revalidate all pages** does not clear that separate copy.

Open **Cloudflare** and review the **Cache** tab. Some controls require additional permission and may be unavailable to your role. Available settings apply as soon as you change them; this page does not require a separate save. Leave the **Security** and **Speed** settings to your agency unless they have explained the change you need.

![Cloudflare page showing connection, auto-purge setting and cache controls](./images/cloudflare-cache.light.webp)

| Field or control                  | What it does                                                                  | Tip                                                              |
| --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Auto-purge on publish**         | Clears relevant Cloudflare copies when content is published, when configured. | Your agency can confirm which changes it covers.                 |
| **Purge by URL** / **Purge URLs** | Clears saved copies for specified public addresses.                           | Start with the affected address.                                 |
| **Purge entire cache**            | Clears Cloudflare's saved copies across the site.                             | Use sparingly; the next requests may be slower.                  |
| **Development mode**              | Temporarily bypasses Cloudflare caching, normally for three hours.            | Use with your agency when checking a persistent problem.         |
| **Apply recommended settings**    | Applies the site's recommended Cloudflare settings.                           | Ask your agency before changing unfamiliar performance settings. |

On sites showing cache buttons in the public **Admin bar**, **Clear cache** refreshes the current page and **Clear all caches** offers a wider refresh with confirmation. Their availability depends on your site and role.

The dashboard's **Cache** widget shows how much traffic Cloudflare served from its saved copies. A high cached share can be normal and helpful; it does not mean content is out of date.

![Cloudflare Cache widget showing cached and uncached traffic with top content types](./images/cloudflare-widget.light.webp)

## Check afterwards

Reload the public page and check the specific change. If it is still missing, tell your agency the address, what changed, when you published, and which refresh tool you used. Images and social-sharing previews can also have their own saved copies.

## Related pages

- [Drafts and versions](https://docs.systhema.app/hu/editor-guide/pages/drafts-and-versions.md)
- [Languages](https://docs.systhema.app/hu/editor-guide/languages.md)
- [Analytics](https://docs.systhema.app/hu/editor-guide/analytics.md)
- [Frequently asked questions](https://docs.systhema.app/hu/editor-guide/faq.md)