Page caching helps websites load faster and reduces server strain — but sometimes, you need to clear it to reflect content updates. This guide walks you through how to clear a specific page’s cache directly from your Nilead Visual Editor.
You have access to the backend of a Nilead-powered website
Your user role includes permissions to edit pages
The page in question has already been created in the Visual Editor
This is a quick how-to guide to clear the server-side cache of an individual page using Nilead.
Log in to your Nilead dashboard. Make sure you're in the backend interface with editing privileges.

Navigate to the Visual Website Builder. This is typically accessed via the main sidebar or dashboard tile.

From the left-hand sidebar in the editor, click on the Pages tab. This will list all pages on your site — both static and dynamic.

Use the search field to find the page you want to clear cache for.
Example: You want to clear cache for the dynamic article detail page.
Click on the page name to open its settings panel. A new section will slide in or open as a modal.

Look for the Clear Cache button within the settings panel. Click it to purge the server-side cache for this specific page.

✅ Success message should appear confirming the cache has been cleared.
1. What’s the difference between browser cache and server cache?
Browser cache is stored on the user's device. Server cache is stored on Nilead’s servers and speeds up rendering for all users.
2. How often should I clear the cache?
Only when you've made changes to content/layout that don’t show up immediately. Nilead’s system auto-refreshes cache periodically.
3. Will clearing cache affect SEO?
It can help! Clearing outdated cached pages ensures search engines index the latest content.
4. Can I clear cache for multiple pages at once?
Currently, cache clearing is done per page to avoid performance issues. Bulk clearing may be added in future updates.
5. Does Nilead use AI to optimize cache settings?
Yes. Nilead’s AI may suggest when to clear cache or auto-handle certain updates based on usage patterns and SEO signals.