WP Fastest Cache allows resources to be excluded via its Options interface in the WordPress Admin.

Find the EXCLUDE tab under WordPress Admin > WP Fastest Cache > WP Fastest Cache Options.

In the “Exclude Pages” section, click Add New Rule to add rules as follows:

1. if REQUESTED_URI contains cab-grid
2. if REQUESTED_URI contains cabgrid

In the “Exclude CSS” section, click Add New Rule to add rules as follows:

1. if CSS url contains cab-grid

In the “Exclude JS” section, click Add New Rule to add rules as follows:

1. if CSS url contains cab-grid

WP Super Cache allows files to be excluded under its ADVANCED tab in the WordPress Admin.

1. Go to WordPress Admin > Settings > WP Super Cache
2. Click the ADVANCED tab
3. Scroll (a long way) down to the section that starts with the text, “Add here strings (not a filename) that forces a page not to be cached…“
4. Enter cabgrid and cab-grid on separate lines in the text box
5. Click SAVE SETTINGS

Autoptimize presents a high risk of problems because it alters and merges JavaScript and CSS files. It also changes where they’re included in a page. We already know earlier versions of Autoptimize caused conflicts and, even with our recommended settings (below), end results may vary.

Autoptimze is configured from an options panel found within the SETTINGS section of the WordPress Admin. Our recommendations to exclude Cab Grid files from Autoptimize can be configured as follows.

1. Go to SETTINGS > Autoptimize from the WordPress Admin panel menu
2. Insure Advanced Settings are visible. If not, click the “Show Advanced Settings” button at the top (right)
3. Click the JS, CSS & HTML tab (if not already selected)
4. Under JavaScript Options add the following to the “Exclude scripts from Autoptimize” text box (after the existing exclusions):
   , cab-grid-pro/, cabGridProStickyTable.js, cab-grid/
5. Under CSS Options add the following to the “Exclude CSS from Autoptimize” box (after existing exclusions):
   , cab-grid-pro/, cab-grid/, _cgp/plg/css/
6. Scroll to the bottom and click “Save Changes and Empty Cache“

SG Optimzer offers optimisations that attempt to minify and combine both CSS and JavaScript files. CabGrid’s files are already optimised and loaded efficiently, and SG Optimzer can cause problems if it alters CabGrid’s files.

SG Optimizer is configured from an options panel found within the WordPress Admin. Our recommendations to exclude Cab Grid files from Autoptimize can be configured as follows.

1. Go to SG Optimize from the WordPress Admin panel menu
2. Click the tab labelled, “Front End Optimisation“
3. If “Minify JavaScript Files” is enabled (blue switch on right), click the “Exclude from JavaScript Minification” link to reveal the exclusion input.
   Click the exlude input field to reveal a list of qualifyinf files. Select “cab-grid-pro.js” from the list.
4. If “Minify CSS Files” is enabled (blue switch on right), click the “Exclude from CSS Minification” link to reveal the exclusion input.
   Click the exlude input field to reveal a list of qualifyinf files. Select any files under the “/cab-grid-pro/” plugin path.
5. If “Combine CSS Files” is enabled (blue switch on right), click the “Exclude from CSS Combination” link to reveal the exclusion input.
   Click the exlude input field to reveal a list of qualifyinf files. Select any files under the “/cab-grid-pro/” plugin path.
6. At the top of the screen, click “Purge SG Cache“

LiteSpeed cache is a plugin designed for sites hosted on a LiteSpeed web server. 

LiteSpeed Cache allows files to be excluded under its EXCLUDES tab in the WordPress Admin.

1. Go to WordPress Admin >  LiteSpeed Cache > Settings
2. Click the EXCLUDES tab
3. Scroll down to the section labelled, “Do Not Cache URIs“
4. Enter cabgrid and cab-grid on separate lines in the text box
5. Click SAVE CHANGES

Cloudflare is a hosted caching/CDN solution meaning its cache and configuration are not managed through the host WordPress site, rather via Cloudflare.com.

There are various settings in Cloudflare that could interfere with Cab Grid functionality. Detailed Cloudflare configuration is beyond the scope of this support article, but our general recommendations are as follows.

Cloudflare settings are applied to your entire site, but it is possible to target individual files or directories using Page Rules.

1. Log in to your Cloudflare dashboard at https://dash.cloudflare.com/
2. Click the SPEED icon
3. Select the Optimization tab
4. Scroll down to the Auto Minify section and deselect JavaScript
5. Scroll down to the RocketLoader section and toggle the setting switch to off

We recommend you test these settings to observe their impact on the performance and functionality of your site.