Where is the cache?

[mvfariajr]

I cant find the cache on the theme.

– No cache plugin installed;
– No hosting cache;
– Browsers cache cleared;

On the last line of the styling sheet of my child theme, those rules are not being pulled. This is driving me crazy. Cant figure it out where this cache is coming from.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

[David Martin – Support]

What is your URL?

I don’t suppose you are using a plugin called Autoptimize?

Thanks.

[mvfariajr]

My bad, didnt include the URL:

http://www.skylarshomeandpatio.com/

I am not using any cache plugin as fas as I know. I looked for it and checked with my hosting provider.

[David Martin – Support]

Please add a WP username, I only see a password.

Thanks.

[mvfariajr]

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[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

Your child theme code is present and matches what I see the admin: http://www.skylarshomeandpatio.com/wp-content/themes/neighborhood-child/style.css

Thanks.

[mvfariajr]

I know that because I saved that styling css, that is why I am asking about the cache. Have you try to look if its showing up when you access the site on any browser? See screenshot

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[mvfariajr]

It does not match actually. Look closer

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[David Martin – Support]

Your CSS is likely wrong for the product category pahe, please test adding your CSS to this:

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
body.woocommerce .has-one-sidebar ul.products li.product {
/* Your custom styles */
}
}

[mvfariajr]

David,

No offense, but to be honest, I think you are acting a little too rushed here. Let me more specific:

If you access the stylesheet thru the link you sent me (screenshot 1) OR inspecting the resources pages on chrome (screenshot 2) you will notice that it does NOT match what I have saved. You can look the REAL stylesheet on the editor of WP or FTP (screenshot 3).

Your comment is irrelevant of what I am telling you. Notice on the screenshot 2 (chrome inspector) you will see that the page width is under 479px, which makes my CSS perfectly fine for what I am trying to accomplish.

You can try yourself, add any css rule and refresh the page to see if you update automatically.

SO, going back to my original question: Where is the cache? Do you know? If you don’t, please just say it and don’t try to just to give irrelevant answer.

Once again, I dont have any cache plugins installed and either hosting cache.

Thanks!

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

For me the CSS you have in your style.css file is showing up when I inspect the front end of the site: http://d.pr/i/7D3M/5VybXh3g

– Kyle

[mvfariajr]

I am not sure if I believe you. Just deleted all my browser cache and still not updating. Most important, my boss is not seen the update either.

Not trying to be difficult here guys, but I dont think you are taking me that seriously.

The 2 columns still not being displayed correctly on iPhone 5.

Is there any theme cache? Any settings or anything?

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

The CSS is there it’s just not enough to overwrite the rule in responsive.css, try this instead:

body .woocommerce-shop-page ul.products li.product.has-post-thumbnail, body .product_list_widget > div > ul.products li.product {
  margin-right: 4% !important;
  width: 46% !important;
}

Still put it inside the media query

– Kyle

[mvfariajr]

Man,

I don’t seem to be specific enough. ITS NOT UPDATING!!!! See screenshot!

Stop trying to correct my CSS and pay attention of what I am asking pleasE!!!!

Is there any theme cache? Any settings or anything?

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

You have some hard cashing going on somewhere, because I’ve changed the css, cleared my browser cache and hard refrshed the page and you;re right, it’s not updating on the front end. But that is no fault of the themes, your server may have some caching functionality turned of

You need to asks your hosts why your files are not updating

– Kyle