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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CSS caching problemsTell your word press not to cache css file, using a random number.
<?php srand( microtime() * 1000000); echo "?nocache=".rand(1,100);See this example: http://zeitblog.com/699/avoid-caching-files-in-wordpress
To edit .css from admin panel, see this clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeYUUtkWiAo
thanks this solved a bit. the problem is i cant the css file on the wp_head hooks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CSS caching problemsAre you using any caching plugins?
my client installed w3 total cache and after that the problem occurs but even if I uninstalled the plugin, the problem is still there. and it seems that w3 total cache plugin messed with the core files including the .htaccess file.
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CSS caching problemsAre you able to update css via ftp? Does the upload work faster?
yes it updates via ftp but not when i tried to view it on the browsers. It updates on the browsers after 5-6 hours.
Are you able to edit and update css via Admin Dashboard ? Does it work fast enough?i havent tried that never edited CSS file via admin before. I tried searching for it before replying to this message but hasnt been any luck.
Are you able to edit and update css file from the file manager in your Cpanel?
yes i was able to edit via cpanel filemanager but the changes doesnt show when i view it on the browser.
here is another case that may show the real problem.
- i open ftp and edit style.css
- i saved the changes
- i opened the style.css again via ftp and noticed that the changes were successfully saved.
- i open the url of the style.css on mozilla, chrome and IE but the changes are not there.
I even tried deleting the style.css and then when i tried opening it to the browser, its still exists.