Serena123 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 17, 2022 11:21 pm
I was getting different results in diff browsers so that's how I narrowed it down to a browser issue. Simple mistake but it almost drove me mad!
Files like .css, images, .js and others will almost always be cached by the browser unless there is odd server configuration.
This is something you will want to do now and in the future. Go into stylesheet.css and change the hash values for the files you edited. For example if it was common.css.
Find:
@import url("common.css?hash=a9741ba1");
Replace with:
@import url("common.css?hash=anything");
Save and upload, purge the cache which should increment the asset version which will force the browser to download new version of stylesheet.css, subsequently it will also force it to download new versions of the files with asset value changed.
This will insure your users are seeing what you expect. This edit to stylesheet.css does not need to be maintained through updates.
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