I use W3 Total Cache and CloudFlare (free-tier) as my CDN. For whatever reason, my WordPress site still caches the first version of its Front Page (not a posts page) for new user sessions, across all browsers and devices. After a few refreshes, though, the most recent front page is rendered. This behavior is still true in incognito.I have tried the following things:Setting CloudFlare to Developer Mode and dumping caches sitewideChanging W3 Total Cache's setting to exclude caching both the post page and front pageManually dumping W3 Total Cache's caches and setting it to dump caches whenever a post is madeFetching as GoogleBot to see what it renders (PageSpeed Insights, this, and other fetches sometimes render the most recent variant and sometimes fetch the homepage from 6 months ago)Debugging the site cache in inspect element via the Application tab (admittedly I don't really know what I'm looking for)I host my site on a Digital Ocean droplet that is running an nginx stack and I'm stumped. How do I debug this kind of an issue?
My Site Still Caches Its First Homepage from 6 Months Ago
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