CSS changes slow to show up
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Wondering if anyone can help with this one or had a similar experience.
When I attempt to make CSS changes to my custom theme, the change takes upwards of an hour+ to actually show up. Thinking it might be my custom theme, I tried making a simple CSS change to a core theme, but that still took a bit of time to show up.
Any ideas? Many thanks in advance!!!
When I attempt to make CSS changes to my custom theme, the change takes upwards of an hour+ to actually show up. Thinking it might be my custom theme, I tried making a simple CSS change to a core theme, but that still took a bit of time to show up.
Any ideas? Many thanks in advance!!!
Hi John,
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately it's not the cache. Using the develop menu in safari I have cleared and disabled the cache. Still no luck. Also tried similar method using firebug on FF. I did some digging around and the only thing I found was that it may be related to the DB. Any idea on that?
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately it's not the cache. Using the develop menu in safari I have cleared and disabled the cache. Still no luck. Also tried similar method using firebug on FF. I did some digging around and the only thing I found was that it may be related to the DB. Any idea on that?
Is the concrete5 cache enabled?
What happens if you view in a different browser?
There may be some other relevant thoughts in
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/editors/the-block-do...
What happens if you view in a different browser?
There may be some other relevant thoughts in
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/editors/the-block-do...
I tested it with c5 cache on and off and variations in between.
I also tested it on Safari, Chrome, FF & Opera. Same issue.
I also tested it on Safari, Chrome, FF & Opera. Same issue.
Are you accessing the internet or this site via a proxy server? A proxy server can have its own caching.
Or maybe your host has a level of caching enabled above your actual web server. Perhaps with the host's own proxy server.
(Back in the distant past I used to get this sort of problem a lot with AOL)
Or maybe your host has a level of caching enabled above your actual web server. Perhaps with the host's own proxy server.
(Back in the distant past I used to get this sort of problem a lot with AOL)
I think you're on the right track. I was using a CDN service to help speed up the site. It has it's own caching and that's the likely culprit (fingers crossed). I am disabling it now and i'll post back when that's complete.
thanks for you input john, definitely appreciated to talk things through with someone.
cheers!
thanks for you input john, definitely appreciated to talk things through with someone.
cheers!
There are also browser plugins that can make sure css is reloaded. For example, I use Chrome with the Pendule plugin.