You can perform bulk deletions or delete transients individually.

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The first thing you need to do is activate and install the plugin. For more details, see our step-by-step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin .

Once activated, you need to go to Tools » Transients in your WordPress dashboard . Here you will see a list of transients stored in your WordPress database.

To identify a transient, just look at its name. For example, the transient named “wpforms_t15s_wpforms” is associated with the WPForms plugin .

Right next to the name column you can see the value for each individual transient. The value of the transient can be an object, an array, a number or an alphanumeric string as a value.

You will also see a decay time for each transient. Some of them cannot have a decay time set and will show as "not expiring".

You can delete any of these transients by list of netherlands cell phone number simply clicking the Delete button.

To edit individual transients, simply click the "Edit" link in the Actions column. This will bring up a screen where you can set the value, decay time, and even rename the transient.

Edit single transient
This feature is useful when you are testing a theme or plugin and want to check it with different transient values.

If you make changes to the transient, be sure to click the Save Changes button.



Here you can select whether you want to automatically remove all or only expired transients.

Check boxes transient cleanup
Once you have made the changes, click “Save changes and optimize” at the bottom of the page.

For more details, see our guide on how to set up WP Rocket correctly to speed up your WordPress site.

We hope this article helped you learn how to easily manage and delete transients in WordPress. You may also be interested in our guide on how to get a free email domain and our expert picks of WordPress plugins that are must-haves for businesses .