ReviewX caches review data and shortcode output to keep your storefront fast — which normally means you never think about it. Occasionally, though, you need to force a refresh: right after bulk-editing reviews, changing widget settings that don’t seem to update, or troubleshooting a display issue. The Tools page gives you manual control over three separate cache layers.
Where to find it
Go to ReviewX → Tools → Cache Management.
Admin cache
Clears cached data used inside the ReviewX admin screens themselves (review lists, stats, settings). Click Clear Admin Cache if the admin dashboard looks out of date after making changes elsewhere.
Product cache
Clears cached review data for WooCommerce products — average ratings, review counts, and criteria breakdowns. You can:
- Clear for a single product — search and select a specific product, then clear just that product’s cache.
- Clear for all products — a full reset, useful after a bulk review import or bulk edit.
Shortcode cache
Clears cached rendered output for ReviewX shortcodes. You can target one shortcode type or clear all of them at once:
- All Shortcode Caches
- Review List
[rvx-review-list] - Review List with Form
[rvx-woo-reviews] - Review Form
[rvx-review-form] - Review Graph
[rvx-criteria-graph] - Review Summary
[rvx-summary] - Review Stats
[rvx-stats] - Review Star Count
[rvx-star-count] - Review Show with IDs
[rvx-reviews] - Google Review List
[rvx-google-review]
When to clear which cache
If a change you made in wp-admin isn’t showing on the storefront, clear Product cache for the affected product first. If the admin screens themselves look stale, clear Admin cache. If a specific shortcode is showing outdated content on the front end while others look fine, clear just that Shortcode cache rather than all of them.