Just in case, I’d set no caching for this particular CSS resource, which by default is cached at Cloudflare, using Transform Rules → Modify Response Header as follows:
I changed it to your settings and this seems to work now thanks!
ps Browser Cache TTL is set to 4 hours
Ill look into the Modify Response Header option, I’m quite new to cloudflare so a bit worried about breaking something by changing settings on things I dont understand yet
Can I ask why doing a custom purge then entering the full url as above does not work?
Thanks again
After you’ve purged single URL, may I ask if you’ve openned the same URL in your Web browser, refreshed, or took a look at “view source code”?
It might be your Web browser needed “hard refresh” to get newly generated CSS resource and to download it over again.
Best case is to cross-check openning the URL in a different Web browser or in the Incognito mode (Private Window).
As far as I don’t see some recent incident about Cache or API at the official Cloudflare Status page, I cannot reproduce the same on my end, I am not quite sure what is “in between” your origin cache, Cloudflare cache and your Web browser cache.