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Are you in the right file? Not trying to be a dick, but I've done that at least 3 times in the last week.
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Tonyobyo3128yYeah it's weird though...seems like some days the code works while developing and some days it doesn't update at all...I've tried adding the queries into different files but no such luck.
The template has a master CSS file that imports all external style sheets to it. I've checked the master style sheet and all necessary external style sheets have been imported.
So it's a huge time waster since I can't pin point if the error is from my code, my server, my browser(s) or my editor 😑 -
Sounds like it could quite possibly a static server cache to me. Mad sure all the CSS includes are written properly? Tried editing the master file with a comment to see if changes show up in that?
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Tonyobyo3128ySeriously I can't thank you enough...you have saved me so much potentially wasted time and frustration!
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fredrf15238yI can peek on your convo 🤓
But yeah, right file and server cache breaks my head. I know it can be it, but I always get mini-frustration attacks every once in a while -
Tonyobyo3128y@SirusAmory ever work on a site where the HTML updates when you make changes and overwrite using ftp but the changes to CSS take 10 or more minutes to actually display?
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Tonyobyo3128y@sgoten I have an htaccess file preventing caching on the server...it seemed to work for a time but now I'm facing this delayed update when it comes to working with CSS though HTML updates display immediately
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@Tonyobyo91 just because you're telling the server not to cache in the htaccess doesn't mean it isn't cacheing still. Is Cloudflare being used? If so it could take a while for Cloudflare to proposals your changes to its various servers.
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Tonyobyo3128y@SirusAmory If cloudflare is being used it's not by my initiation. I checked Cpanel and it looks like supercacher was enabled...I just disabled it and will check.
Thank you for the suggestion! -
Supercacher's Dynamic cache can sometimes take a while to update, so could be that.
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Need some media query help on a website I'm developing.
I'm keeping my browser cache clear, checking different browsers, trying different editors for uploading changes but nothing seems to be working.
Firebug is still showing the code as if the files aren't being overwritten with my changes.
If someone wouldn't mind taking a look I'd really appreciate it
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