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css Publishing is it the server ?


jocar6562

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Hi

What I finding making alterations to ccs style sheets this seems to apply when part of the script ie a form is linked to js, php, or asp it, can take up to 20 minutes for script changes to appear on the web. I have closed down the site and reopened the changes are still on the webpage but not on the web for minutes. When you change a colour, height, width padding these changes are instant, But a form, its horrible trying to put some design in to the form. it catches you out by the time you make several changes to the script and one change is wrong its difficult to identify which bit is wrong. I have a post form used years ago its a table tag with elements </td> </tr> lines style of width and height and colour in each input line trying to up date the form. anyway I will get there and do this just to see how it works in a blank Html doc.

 

 

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Do you clear browser cache and history after each change? You can also add a meaningless querystring to end of url in address bar '?whatever=123456‘ on each change.

Tried every thing clearing browser catch what I do while changing ccs write text on the doc page when I see it I know changes have taken place. I can go to other pages that's not using the ccs style sheet make changes on the page text and put in pictures which publish in milliseconds. Its only when making changes in the css script which can take up to 10 minutes to publish. I have nearly finished the form only got the @media to put in the css

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If you are using Chrome browser, don't! Its cache/history clearing is almost impossible now! It always seems to hold the older unaltered pages, whatever you do. I have had this problem with Chrome before? While other browsers will show the newer pages instantly after cache/history clearing, and reload.

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