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I have made a simple web-page including a couple of static pages, a css file, and a couple of images.
After I changed the css the page looks strange for those who cached the page from earlier visits.
After googling I realized that there are at least two different techniques to force visitors to load the page (found here):
Do not allow the user to store the data in cache at all:
Refresh the page after a certain time interval:
Are there better ways?
Thanks!
Put a query string on your link rel tag and change it each time you update your css
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change to
when you update your css.
Don’t know about best but this way it’s only refreshed every time your css changes.