Wordpress LScache Plugin: LiteSpeed Cache Support
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Hi, LiteSpeed Cache will be work properly at this sub-folder WordPress website http://kleinburd.ru/news/ ? I mean that the whole WordPress website is in this sub-directory /news/. Check, please. Sincerely, Valentine Kleinburd CEO of Kleinburd Digital Agency The page I need help with: http://kleinburd.ru/news Hi kleinburd, LiteSpeed Cache will work properly on sub-directory. You should not have any issues with it. Regards, Hectorsky Hi, I have this same question. Ive found that litespeed cache doesnt work if I have WordPress installed in a subfolder then have wp accessed from public_html/. I have to copy the LScache code from the .htaccess in the WP folder to the other .htaccess For example, if WordPress is installed in public_html/wordpress and is accessed via example.com instead of example.com/wordpress/ public_html/.htaccess public_html/wordpress/.htaccess I also saw this help topic on it but its from 2016 https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/resolved-latest-wordpress-plugin-can-not-find-wordpress-outside-of-root.14195/ Is there a setting Im missing or a way to make it work without having to copy the code to public_html/.htaccess ? Thanks, John Hi ottomek, If i can ask, what version of LiteSpeed Webserver you use? OpenLiteSpeed Or LiteSpeed Enterprise? If you have OpenLiteSpeed the WordPress sub-directory probably .htaccess wont work. If you have a LiteSpeed Enterprise with .htaccess enabled this should work properly. About location of LSCache, probably there is no difference. (this should be in a root of your account) Best Regards, Hectorsky Ah, that may explain it. Im not sure. Im using it at A2 Hosting in their shared plans. I just looked LScach plugin >> Reports but I dont think the version is listed there. I dont see anything in the cpanel. Besides emailing A2 tech support is there a way I can the version myself? John Hi, If you have WP in sub-site , and want to use / URI , try following rules in root .htaccess RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond % http_host ^your_domain .com$ RewriteCond % request_uri !^/wordpress(/. )$ RewriteRule ^(. )$ /wordpress/$1 [L,QSA] Best regards
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