Update Rocket docs for current MainWP navigation and actions - #66
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WalkthroughThe Rocket add-on documentation is refreshed with updated integration metadata, version 5.1.7, and revised feature descriptions. Installation, settings management, and cache action workflows are rewritten to align with current MainWP navigation paths, UI labels, and step sequences. ChangesRocket Add-on Documentation Refresh
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195-199: 💤 Low valueConsider varying sentence structure.
Three consecutive bullet points begin with "By clicking the", which creates a monotonous reading experience. Consider restructuring for better flow.
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MainWP Rocket Extension allows you to quickly clear and preload cache on your child sites. On the **MainWP > Add-ons > Performance > Rocket** page, under the **Quick Actions** tab, you will find the **Clear and Preload Cache**, **Regenerate Critical CSS**, and **Clear Priority Elements** buttons. -- By clicking the **Clear and Preload Cache** button, you will clear and preload cache on all child sites where WP Rocket is installed. -- By clicking the **Regenerate Critical CSS** button, you will trigger WP Rocket critical CSS generation on those child sites. -- By clicking the **Clear Priority Elements** button, you will clear WP Rocket priority elements on those child sites. +- **Clear and Preload Cache** - Clears and preloads cache on all child sites where WP Rocket is installed. +- **Regenerate Critical CSS** - Triggers WP Rocket critical CSS generation on those child sites. +- **Clear Priority Elements** - Clears WP Rocket priority elements on those child sites.As per coding guidelines: "style suggestion from LanguageTool - Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@add-ons/performance/rocket-extension.mdx` around lines 195 - 199, The three bullet lines under the "Quick Actions" tab on the MainWP Rocket page ("Clear and Preload Cache", "Regenerate Critical CSS", "Clear Priority Elements") all start with "By clicking the", producing monotonous flow; rephrase each bullet so sentence openings vary (e.g., start one with the action: "Clears and preloads cache on all child sites...", another with the effect: "Triggers WP Rocket critical CSS generation...", and another with the result: "Removes WP Rocket priority elements from child sites...") while keeping the same button labels and meaning.
59-59: 💤 Low valueConsider replacing weak intensifier.
The phrase "very simple" could be strengthened. Consider alternatives like "straightforward", "easy", or simply "simple".
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-WP Rocket integrates performance features such as deferred JavaScript loading, delayed JavaScript execution, LazyLoad, CSS delivery optimization, minification, CDN configuration, and cache preloading. While being complete, WP Rocket is also very simple to configure, even for beginners. WP Rocket also has its own self-hosted crawler bot that will visit your site and generate cached files so that when human visitors come to your website, they immediately get the fast, cached version of the page. If you have issues with the WP Rocket plugin, help documentation can be found in the [WP Rocket documentation](https://docs.wp-rocket.me/). +WP Rocket integrates performance features such as deferred JavaScript loading, delayed JavaScript execution, LazyLoad, CSS delivery optimization, minification, CDN configuration, and cache preloading. While being complete, WP Rocket is also straightforward to configure, even for beginners. WP Rocket also has its own self-hosted crawler bot that will visit your site and generate cached files so that when human visitors come to your website, they immediately get the fast, cached version of the page. If you have issues with the WP Rocket plugin, help documentation can be found in the [WP Rocket documentation](https://docs.wp-rocket.me/).As per coding guidelines: "style suggestion from LanguageTool - As an alternative to the over-used intensifier 'very', consider replacing this phrase."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@add-ons/performance/rocket-extension.mdx` at line 59, Replace the weak intensifier in the sentence containing "very simple to configure" in rocket-extension.mdx: change "very simple to configure" to a stronger phrasing such as "straightforward to configure", "easy to configure", or simply "simple to configure" so the copy reads more concise and authoritative while preserving meaning.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Nitpick comments:
In `@add-ons/performance/rocket-extension.mdx`:
- Around line 195-199: The three bullet lines under the "Quick Actions" tab on
the MainWP Rocket page ("Clear and Preload Cache", "Regenerate Critical CSS",
"Clear Priority Elements") all start with "By clicking the", producing
monotonous flow; rephrase each bullet so sentence openings vary (e.g., start one
with the action: "Clears and preloads cache on all child sites...", another with
the effect: "Triggers WP Rocket critical CSS generation...", and another with
the result: "Removes WP Rocket priority elements from child sites...") while
keeping the same button labels and meaning.
- Line 59: Replace the weak intensifier in the sentence containing "very simple
to configure" in rocket-extension.mdx: change "very simple to configure" to a
stronger phrasing such as "straightforward to configure", "easy to configure",
or simply "simple to configure" so the copy reads more concise and authoritative
while preserving meaning.
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mainwp-rocket-extension5.1.7 behavior.Add-ons > Performance > Rocketnavigation, settings tab names, and the cache action labels.Testing
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