rything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:555;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:556;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:557;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:558;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:559;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:560;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:561;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:562;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:563;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:564;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:565;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:566;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:567;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:568;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:569;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:570;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:571;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:572;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:573;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:574;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:575;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:576;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:577;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:578;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:579;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:580;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:581;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:582;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:583;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:584;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:585;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:586;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:587;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:588;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:589;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:590;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:591;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:592;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:593;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:594;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:595;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:596;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:597;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:598;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:599;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:600;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:601;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:602;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:603;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:604;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:605;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:606;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:607;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:608;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:609;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:610;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:611;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:612;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:613;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:614;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:615;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:616;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:617;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:618;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:619;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:620;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:621;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:622;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:623;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:624;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:625;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:626;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:627;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:628;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:629;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:630;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:631;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:632;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:633;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:634;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:635;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:636;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:637;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:638;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:639;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:640;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:641;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:642;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:643;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:644;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:645;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:646;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:647;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:648;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:649;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:650;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:651;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:652;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:653;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:654;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:655;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:656;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:657;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:658;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:659;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:660;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:661;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:662;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:663;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:664;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:665;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:666;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:667;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:668;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:669;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:670;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:671;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:672;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:673;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:674;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:675;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:676;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:677;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:678;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. For that reason, please test the site to make sure everything still functions properly.<br /><br />Examples of test cases include:<ul><li>Visit the site while logged out.</li><li>Create a post, make sure the front page is accurate.</li></ul>If there are any questions, the team is always happy to answer any questions on the <a href=\"https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\">support forum</a>.<br />If you would rather not move at litespeed, you can deactivate this plugin.</p></div>\";i:679;s:921:\"<div class=\"notice notice-info lscwp-whm-notice is-dismissible\"><p><h3>LiteSpeed Cache plugin is installed!</h3> This message indicates that the plugin was installed by the server admin. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is used to cache pages - a simple way to improve the performance of the site. However, there is no way of knowing all the possible customizations that were implemented. 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He has had a plugin in the repo for a long, long time that deals with breadcrumbs, and he migrated that into that it&#8217;s block-based now. So, you can have a breadcrumb block for your pages and archives, and it automatically will pick up the hierarchy of the nested pages, and you can change text color background, link color, and including the hover state, and also adjust the padding on the margins. And it has been submitted to the plugin repo. But yeah, there appears to be a two-month waiting time for new plugins to get approved. So, we will share it in the show notes the link to the GitHub repo, where you can just download the ZIP file from there. But I tested it, and I really like it. It helps me organize some of my test sites quite a bit.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And Justin Tadlock has been in the community for many, many years, so his code is solid. Yeah. So, I share that with you. I wish there was something similar in core, but this is the next best thing. 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So, you could have a left side and a bottom side border, but you don&#8217;t have a border on the left side or a right side and a top side or something like that. Yeah, so it&#8217;s really cool. The next thing is really cool and it&#8217;s not coming to 6.3. You need 16.2 to get it, and that&#8217;s that the typography, you can get some text orientation in a paragraph to go vertical.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Of course, you&#8217;re not going to do this for whole full paragraphs with multiple lines. You probably do this for a header or for a subheader or something like that. It&#8217;s not going to be in the heading block, but it&#8217;s in the paragraph block. But you need to enable it in the theme.json at all. And then it&#8217;s only available for paragraph blocks, so it&#8217;s still the early iteration, but I find it really cool. So, because it&#8217;s not in the heading, you could just change the font size of it to be a little bit bigger. 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Then they&#8217;ll be displayed in the inserter, so it&#8217;s perfect for plugins that are adding custom blocks. Extensibility is at the heart of WordPress as well, so I think this is a really good example of that.</p>\n\n\n\n<h3 class=\"wp-block-heading\"><strong>Bus Fixes</strong></h3>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Birgit Pauli-Haack</em>: Excellent. Yeah, so that brings us to one of the major changes, to TinyMCE deprecation. But don&#8217;t get scared; you still can use it. This change sets the path for the TinyMCE deprecation to update the experiments with a strategy to get the TinyMCE and the classic block not loaded automatically, but only when it needs to load. That definitely has a performance improvement. And right now it&#8217;s an experiment and needs to be tested, especially with the extensibility that is around TinyMCE that has been in WordPress for almost 20 years. But it&#8217;s also contained in classic blocks, and so the question is how it&#8217;s going to behave with whatever&#8217;s in the classic blocks and for Gutenberg. So, it&#8217;s not quite clear to me what the end goal is, but I think that is pretty much the end goal, to have TinyMCE not load automatically, but load only when it really needs to be loaded.</p>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Sarah Norris</em>: Yeah, I think that&#8217;s the end goal to fully deprecated TinyMCE, which would be a massive boost to the performance of the editor, which is really great to hear. I was playing with this before&#8230; Plus, a common use case for the classic editor was to insert HTML using the code editor rather than the visual editor, so how you can switch between the code and the visual editor. 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If you&#8217;re using the classic editor, you will still have access to it. It will be backwards compatible, and it&#8217;s just that the classic block in Gutenberg is maybe on the way out with a TinyMCE. But it&#8217;s a start of an experiment. So, it could be another year or two, or maybe only half a year depending on how the experiments go. But yeah, try it out and see what you think about it. In the changelog, there&#8217;s the PR, but if you want to write it down on the podcast, it&#8217;s 50387. That&#8217;s the PR that deals with it. And there was a lot of discussion there as well, but I found it important that we talk about it. I am pretty sure it&#8217;s not the last time that we will talk about it.</p>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Sarah Norris</em>: It&#8217;s the beginning.</p>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Birgit Pauli-Haack</em>: It&#8217;s the beginning. It&#8217;s the beginning of an experiment. What else was in 16.2 that we wanted to talk about? There&#8217;s a lot of bug fixes. 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So, if you have downloaded a theme, a block theme, but you haven&#8217;t activated yet, you can actually preview that and also see it in the style book, so you see how your blocks behave with a new theme. I think that&#8217;s really cool. You can also see how your pages behave if you have certain designs on some pages or posts. Yeah, so the preview, that&#8217;s kind of getting feature parity almost with a customizer that was for classic themes where you also could do previews of themes with your own content. I think for many, many years that was really missing here in Gutenberg, and I really love that that&#8217;s coming to 6.3.</p>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Sarah Norris</em>: Yeah, it&#8217;s very cool.</p>\n\n\n\n<p><em>Birgit Pauli-Haack</em>: And that is the changelog of 16.2.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<h3 class=\"wp-block-heading\"><strong>What’s in Active Development or Discussed</strong></h3>\n\n\n\n<p>We have a big section in the What&#8217;s Active Development and Discussed because Matias Ventura has started thinking very deeply about the Gutenberg phase three. He published in March a more global high-level kind of approach on that, and now he published seven or five or six&#8230; Six. Six posts on certain aspects of it. So, he covers real time collaboration, outlines the concurrent collaboration and shares edits that he envisions or that it&#8217;s not only him, it&#8217;s the whole team, kind of what they&#8217;re going to work on. 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So, that&#8217;s the section of the workflows.&nbsp;</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And then we talked about it already with the styles and templates, the whole system of revisions, which is a little bit archaic right now. It helps you, but it doesn&#8217;t know anything about blocks, and that will get a full overhaul of the current system making blocks aware and having all the data layers available for revision so editors and admins can see things.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And the fourth one was something that a lot of people really want is an overhaul of the media library with media management capabilities and unifying the interface between the block editor, and the media library, and then also of course improve the overall media workflows. So, dive into those. We have links for all of them in the show notes. Then there are two more that came out this week. Those four were last week, and this week came two more. One is about block libraries and then one about the admin design. 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So, each one of those posts, it&#8217;s not only reading through the post that Matias did, each one of them has between 15 and 25 or 40 comments where the whole contributors come together and have an input there. And you can too. And Sarah Gooding did a great job in summarizing the main points of the support that an admin support will get from the developer community, especially the screenshot that&#8230; Well, for me it means I saw a screenshot from a plugin settings page, and you come from something like the site editor where it says plugins or the list of plugins, and then you click on it.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And then the plugin has its own space with menu on the left menu on tabs on top, and so it feels like its own app, but with the same interfaces that Gutenberg is using or the block editor is using, or by that point, when that comes out, WordPress is using. So, it all will be more polished as you said. 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So they have no additional&#8230; There&#8217;s no additional training necessary to get what each interface items does. You have the dropdowns that you know from the sidebar from the block editor, you have the inserter from the block editor, and you have the design tools that you need from the block editor. And they did a great job.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>And Jason Adams and John Waldstein, they did a great demo about the stage of their revamp right now. And we have a great discussion with also Lena Morita who was on the show. She is actually a developer on the components team. It was a great conversation. So, I&#8217;ll leave a link in the show notes for you if you missed it, and you shouldn&#8217;t have missed it, of course, so you can get a record&#8230; We recorded it and the post with all the additional links there in the YouTube description. 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There will be a Q&amp;A session, and you may submit questions in advance via the #walkthrough channel on WordPress Make <a href=\"https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/C039R2P1ZC1\">Slack</a>. </p>\n\n\n\n<hr class=\"wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity is-style-wide\" />\n\n\n\n<p><strong>Leonardus Nugraha</strong>, co-lead on the docs release team published <a href=\"https://www.hostinger.com/blog/wordpress-6-3-preview\"><strong>WordPress 6.3: What’s Coming In the Next Major Update</strong></a> for Hostinger&#8217;s blog.</p>\n\n\n\n<hr class=\"wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity is-style-wide\" />\n\n\n\n<p><strong><a href=\"https://twitter.com/ampersarnie\">Paul Taylor</a></strong> of Big Bite also <a href=\"https://bigbite.net/2023/07/11/whats-new-in-wordpress-6-3/\"><strong>What’s new in WordPress 6.3</strong></a> and sized up the second major release of 2023, which includes key improvements across page speeds, accessibility, and the editing experience.</p>\n\n\n\n<h3 class=\"wp-block-heading\" id=\"1-gutenberg-16-2\">Gutenberg 16.2</h3>\n\n\n\n<p><strong>Gutenberg 16.2</strong> was released and release manager <strong>Bernie Reiter</strong> highlighted in the release post <a href=\"https://make.wordpress.org/core/2023/07/14/whats-new-in-gutenberg-16-2-12-july/\"><strong>What’s new in Gutenberg 16.2? 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