Wordpress LScache Plugin: Asset Fingerprinting Filenames for CSS & JS excludes
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Recently my Theme had a major update (PRO from xThemes/Themco). I use litsepeed cache exclusively and I had all my CSS and JS combined and the correct exclude files under the tuning tab. Well in the update they added Asset Fingerprinting to filenames. They said the following: To prevent browser caching issues, we added asset fingerprinting to the filenames. Youll notice they all have a little hash signature as part of the filename. You will need to change those to make the new filenames, or hopefully your plugin supports a way to match filenames with wildcards. Everytime I load the page, the minified/combined CSS has asset fingerprinting and is thus different everytime. Therefore I cannot use the excludes provided under the tuning tab. Please advise how to solve this? The page I need help with: https://www.tlvbiblesociety.org/store/family-altar-special Hi @jgreenberg01, the CSS/JS exclude use partially match on a string like Excluding Force Cache URIs: To match the beginning, add ^ to the beginning of the item. To do an exact match, add $ to the end of the URL. One per line. Hello Stanley, Can you give me an example or screenshot of how this would look inside the tuning tab? Also I am not trying to exclude whole pages, just JS and CSS files. For example, you want to skip the file from https://example.com/js/testing_RANDOM_STRING.js, put ^/js/testing_ on CSS/JS Excludes. Please see this screenshot for the position.
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