Caching problem

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Hello,
Im using the dante-child theme and every change im doing in the dante-child/style.css takes forever to display in the frontend (10 minutes) makes it VERY frustrating when youre developing. So is there a caching plugin hidden in dante or something? Or a setting?

I tried to solve the problem by adding this in the end of the header tag in header.php and removing the sf-main inside functions.php on line 148 with mixed results:

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”<?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’); echo ‘?’ . filemtime( get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/style.css’); ?>” type=”text/css” media=”screen, projection” />

It worked and i could without having to wait on the cache. BUT (I think) it overrides the responsive.css which make my life miserable. So now im back on square one. Do you have any quick solution to this? Im on a tight deadline!

Kind regards

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

You should not need to wait 10 minutes to see the change, if you do then clear your cache. Not had anyone else with this problem

– Kyle

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I know, it dosent work even if I clear the cache. I have never had this problem with dante before either. But I dont have the time to investigate right now. Is there anyway to get the ‘filemtime’ into the functions.php? Something like this?

wp_register_style(‘sf-main’, . echo ‘?’ . filemtime(get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(), NULL, ‘all’);

(Example above dosent work 🙂

Kind regards,

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Not that I’m aware of, I will forward this to the developer. He will be with you shortly

– Kyle

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Thx Kyle! Youre the man!

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Nevermind! The site is hosted on one.com which has this rediculous caching on as a default. I actually had to tell them to disable it and now it works. Sorry guys!

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Great, glad you sorted it 🙂

– Ed