You edited a doc, reordered your categories, or published something new, but the front end still shows the old version. This is almost always caching, and it clears up on its own. Here is how to make it clear immediately.
AssistCamp saves the results of its documentation queries for one hour by default so your documentation pages load quickly. During that hour, your visitors may see the saved version rather than your latest edit.
Caching plugins and hosting level caching do the same thing at a different layer, so your change may be held in more than one place at once.
If you are not in a hurry, wait an hour. AssistCamp’s default cache duration is 3600 seconds, and the change appears on its own after that.
If you are actively building out your documentation and need to see changes immediately:
Set it back to 3600 once your documentation is stable, so your pages stay fast for visitors.
If you use a caching plugin such as WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, or WP Super Cache, clear its cache. The option is usually in your admin toolbar at the top of the screen or on the plugin’s settings page.
Many hosts run their own caching layer independently of any plugin. Look for a caching or performance option in your hosting control panel and clear it there too. If you use a service such as Cloudflare in front of your site, purge its cache as well.
Your browser also stores copies of pages. Open your documentation in a private or incognito window, or press Ctrl and F5 (Windows) or Command and Shift and R (Mac) to force a fresh load. If the change appears in a private window, your own browser was the only thing holding the old version and your visitors were seeing the update all along.
If you rearranged categories or docs on the AssistCamp > Organize screen and the new order has not appeared, it is the same caching behaviour. Work through the fixes above in order.