Just installed WordPress 4.2.4 on a new database, and am having some caching trouble.
Throughout the whole WordPress admin (including adding/editing pages, posts, plugins), everything seems to be loading a cached version first. When I refresh, the file in question updates to the actual, most recently saved version.
As a developer, I am able to avoid it by turning my browser caching off or doing a full refresh with emptying the cache whenever I make a change. However, for clients, who will not know about turning caching off, this is not acceptable and can cause a lot of damage to the site. For instance, when I “Add New” page/post, the forms for title and content will display as empty (as they should). When I fill it with content and click “Publish,” it now overwrites the last page/post I had published. Only if I reload the page before publishing a new post (despite the title/content fields being blank), will it truly create a new post.
It has been happening prior to the installation of any plugins, and if it factors in at all, I am using a modified child theme for Genesis.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
