How to Add Expires Headers in WordPress

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How to Add Expires Headers in WordPress
What Are Expires Headers?
Expires headers let you tell a visitor’s web browser whether it should load a given resource from the local browser cache or whether it needs to download a new version from the web server.

Let's set a duration for the cached version of different file types before that file “expires” and the browser must download it from the server again.

Let’s say you want to control browser caching behavior for PNG image files on your site. If you set the Expires headers for PNG files equal to one month, a visitor’s browser will Load the already-downloaded version from the cache for one month after the initial access download.
Re-download that file from the server after one month.
You can set different Expires headers for different file types, which gives you granular control over your site’s browser cache.

How to Fix Add Expires Headers in WordPress
Now, let’s get into the actual how-to part and we’ll show you how to set up expired headers in WordPress

You can add expired headers for your WordPress site. You can do this either using your own code snippet at the server level or via some user-friendly WordPress plugins.

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[HemantPatelHmnt]

Thank you so much, This is very usefull video. Codes are working properly and offcourse website speed is increased after the application of the code on htaccess file. 😊😊