Hi Folks
Currently, I'm working on life site. However I found it is a little bit hard to modify the CSS file.
Normally I choose "Edit Content" -> "Acquire Lock(s)" -> "change the text" -> "Update" -> "release lock". It looks ok at back-end, bu no change on the front-end.
Then I try this way: "Safe Edit" - >"Edit Content" -> "Acquire Lock(s)" -> "change the text" -> "Update" -> "release lock" -> "Approve" -> "Make it live". But still doesn't work.
Did anyone know how can I edit the CSS file, please?
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Hi Folks
Currently, I'm working on life site. However I found it is a little bit hard to modify the CSS file.
Normally I choose "Edit Content" -> "Acquire Lock(s)" -> "change the text" -> "Update" -> "release lock". It looks ok at back-end, bu no change on the front-end.
Then I try this way: "Safe Edit" - >"Edit Content" -> "Acquire Lock(s)" -> "change the text" -> "Update" -> "release lock" -> "Approve" -> "Make it live". But still doesn't work.
Did anyone know how can I edit the CSS file, please?
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Perhaps there is a caching mechanism in place. This could be the Matrix Cache configured to cache content until it expires, a Squid cache (or similar) service between Matrix and end users, or a combination of these.
Try viewing the page again with the "_nocache" suffix to pull through the latest version.
eg; http://www.example.com/yourpage/_nocache
The Matrix Cache can be cleared per asset or tree from the Cache Manager, which will refresh that entry (ie; you won't need _nocache).
However, if it is determined to be caching and nothing else, it would be recommended to assess the current caching settings system-wide to determine the caching period and how this affects "freshness" of content on your system.