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I have a php script that loads a CSS stylesheet, changes the color attribute and then creates a new CSS file with the new color and links it to the page.
When I hit refresh it sometimes updates to reflect the changes, sometimes it doesn’t. At first I thought it was the cache, so I disabled caching in Safari but its still happening.
I was wondering if any of you have come across this, and if you have a solution for me.
Thanks!
Matt
CSS is notorious for caching. Even what you did may not stop it from caching
A surefire way to reload the CSS is to do this:
Simply ignore the query string in your sript. Changing its value (2, 3, 4) each time that you change the CSS will force all browsers to reload the CSS.
If it doesn’t change after that, then the problem is your CSS 🙂