Hey All, I'm editing VERY simple things like color in fanoe... and they won't show up in the live environment? Truly the line has been edited and saved within Umbraco's backend.. but the live site is still referring to the previous CSS... Am I missing something? I've saved.. published.. etc.
I've had similar problems ... there were 2 items affecting this for me. The first was my browser of choice (Google Chrome) was caching the page and not clearing it when the page was reloaded (very annoying, mind you). SO ... the workaround there is to use an "anonymous browser window" and you'll always have the cache cleared on page reload.
The other area was the caching of pages inside of umbraco itself ... not sure if it is-was an issue with Visual Studio, but logging out of the back office, closing the browser window(s) and rebuilding the solution would correct the issue.
Hope this helps. I'm sure someone here with more experience might be able to find you a "cleaner" solution inside of Umbraco, but this should help you in the short run.
CSS edits won't pass through
Hey All, I'm editing VERY simple things like color in fanoe... and they won't show up in the live environment? Truly the line has been edited and saved within Umbraco's backend.. but the live site is still referring to the previous CSS... Am I missing something? I've saved.. published.. etc.
Hi Matthew,
I've had similar problems ... there were 2 items affecting this for me. The first was my browser of choice (Google Chrome) was caching the page and not clearing it when the page was reloaded (very annoying, mind you). SO ... the workaround there is to use an "anonymous browser window" and you'll always have the cache cleared on page reload.
The other area was the caching of pages inside of umbraco itself ... not sure if it is-was an issue with Visual Studio, but logging out of the back office, closing the browser window(s) and rebuilding the solution would correct the issue.
Hope this helps. I'm sure someone here with more experience might be able to find you a "cleaner" solution inside of Umbraco, but this should help you in the short run.
Thank you!! This helps!
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