I have done a manual purge on two css files. I verified the urls were correct, and the files are listed as recently purged (yesterday), but I can only see the changes on the site by switching into developer mode. once out of developer mode, it’s showing the previously chached files. is this a timing issue - lke it takes 48 hrs, or am i doing something wrong?
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Can you post the CSS url(s)? Also let us know what to look for in order to know if it’s old or new.
sure thing!
https://www.cinghiale.com/wp-content/themes/cinghiale/style.css
https://www.cinghiale.com/wp-content/themes/cinghiale/assets/css/rslides.css
on the home page, the hero image slide show consisted of different sized photos. I updated these css files in order to make the slide show images 100vh - this way the images on a desktop viewport screen should all appear the same size.
Thanks for your help!
Sorry - I meant in the css file… what line of code to look for.
i added:
height: 100vh;
object-fit:cover;
to .rslides img
in the rslides.css file.
What is strange is that if I go to that file per the link I sent you it is the updated version, but when I go to the site in chrome, it is not the updated version. I have emptied cache on chrome as well as emptied cache fro the wp-super cache plugin in the WP admin,
https://www.cinghiale.com/wp-content/themes/cinghiale/assets/css/rslides.css?ver=1.0 is the cached version of the old file. You have to either take off the ?ver or give it a different number.
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