f you’re seeing outdated URLs (using HTTP and IP addresses) in your WordPress site, it could be due to caching issues. Here are a few steps you can take to resolve this:Clear WordPress Cache: If you’re using a caching plugin in WordPress, clear the cache to ensure that the latest changes are reflected.2. Clear Next.js Cache: If you’re using Next.js, you might need to clear its cache. This can be done by redeploying your application or using any cache invalidation tools provided by your hosting service.Check Vercel Cache: If your site is hosted on Vercel, you can trigger a redeployment to clear any cached data. This can be done by pushing a new commit or using the Vercel dashboard to redeploy.Update WordPress Settings: Ensure that your WordPress settings are updated to use the correct domain. Go to Settings > General and check the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” fields.5. Database Search and Replace: If the URLs are hardcoded in the database, you might need to perform a search and replace operation to update them. Be cautious with this approach and back up your database first.Create a New Post: If the above steps don’t work, creating a new post might help, as it will force the system to generate new metadata.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue with outdated URLs. If the problem persists, consider checking your server logs or reaching out to your hosting provider for further assistance.