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After making the chnages, I went back to my front page, and brought up my site. It looked weird, becuase the new html loaded (which also changed a bit) but it didn't call in the revised stylesheet.... it used the old one (really the same css file, but without the changes)... presuably cached on my machine.
My question is: Is there a way to force all users to grab a fresh copy of that stylesheet? I know I can rename it, but I don't want to do that. It's my defualt stylesheet and it's called in on several other areas of the site. I could make a copy and call in both, but I don't want two copies of the same thing...(and which would I change in the future?).
I'm stuck. We have a lot of returning visitors... over 10K a day. I'd hate for them to see the new front page with the old stylesheet. It really looks bad.
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Suppose your css file is my_css.css. Make a copy of this one and give it a name my_css.txt, for example. Then use SSI (include file or include virtual) right in the end of <head> element like onpage <style> (hence, this ssi will override cached actual css file data). Got this? And try meta no-cache maybe (never used this myself also). Hope ssi trick will help.
