For enabling caching for your Drupal website, you need to login as administrator and then execute the steps mentioned below:
Page Caching For Drupal 6.x:
- Go to ‘Site Configuration’
- Click on ‘Performance’
- Under the option ‘Caching mode’ – select ‘Normal’
- Under the option ‘Block cache’ – select ‘Enabled’
- Save the changes by clicking on ‘Save Configuration’
Page Caching For Drupal 7.x:
- Click on ‘Configuration’ option present on the top menu
- Click on ‘Performance’
- Find the Caching section and click on the checkbox that says ‘Cache Blocks’
- Save the changes by clicking on ‘Save Configuration’
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In case you are using the Drupal 8.x version, you don’t need to worry about enabling caching because it has ‘Page Cache’ and ‘Dynamic Page Cache’ options enabled by default.
