After activating static file headers section (thus browser static file caching via headers), new posts/pages are not actively updated.
Say, I right-click ‘Add New’ on /wp-admin/edit.php page twice to create two new posts, then I usually had two separate urls assigned to each window (I use /post_id in permalink).
After I changed Nginx settings to run browser static file caching, following recommendations given by the instruction in your plugin, when I open two new blank posts, they end up with the same url (thus the same /post_id).
I would like to keep static cache activated because my experience with admin page is now much faster than before. I added /wp-admin/edit.php in the ‘URLs to exclude from caching’, but it doesn’t fix the problem. I rather feel that wp-admin/edit.php page is now loaded slower, because it is not cached any more.
Is there any work around for this?