Clearfy groups more than 50 optional WordPress functions in one administration interface. Clearfy Premium adds page caching and multisite support for network administrators.

Page caching and multisite

When page caching is enabled, Clearfy saves front-end pages as static HTML files on the server. Depending on the settings and HTTP request, it can serve a cached file instead of generating the page through WordPress, its plugins, and the database. Review the cache configuration after enabling it.

Premium multisite support lets administrators use Clearfy across a WordPress network.

Settings for site tasks

The available controls cover performance, code cleanup, search-related settings, and routine administration. Activate the functions that suit the website, and check for overlap with other extensions.

• Performance: Minify HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; configure critical CSS and deferred scripts or styles; and manage page caching.
• Code and assets: Remove selected components such as emojis, embeds, or unused extension and theme scripts and styles.
• Search settings: Adjust robots.txt and modified-date headers, and manage archive, attachment, and other duplicate page settings.
• Administration: Configure settings for comments, widgets, admin notices, updates, the Heartbeat API, revisions, and autosaves.

Using Clearfy with other plugins

Clearfy can complement SEO, security, and performance plugins. Similar functions may conflict, so pick which extension manages each task and disable overlapping Clearfy settings. For example, when Autoptimize handles file combining and minification, the Clearfy HTML compression option can be turned off. Apply the same check to other shared functions.

Setup and troubleshooting

Install and activate Clearfy on the WordPress site or network where you need its settings, then open the Clearfy administration area and enable selected functions. Check the page-caching configuration when using that capability.

If activation causes an error and the dashboard is available, deactivate the plugin there. If you cannot access the dashboard, the source recommends removing the plugin through FTP. Review conflicting settings before reactivating individual functions.

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