1. Login into Bluehost portal.
2. Select the Website for which you are planning to disable cache in Bluehost.
3. Select Performance Tab.
4. Check the Cache Settings.
5. Toggle it to the left side to disable the Cache. Check the following screenshot for reference.
1. Login into Bluehost Portal – https://my.bluehost.com/.
2. Go to Advanced and select MultiPHP Manager.
3. Select the Sites, select the PHP Version and click Apply button.
1. Login into Bluehost Portal.
2. Select My Sites.
3. Select the Site.
4. Select Security Tab.
5. Toggle On “Enforce HTTPS”.
1. Open Bluehost Site Settings. Update the Site URL.
2. Log into WordPress now.
3. Go to Settings –> General.
4. Update WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL).
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