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Start your free trialHerbie Dodge
15,985 PointsMAMP CSS not updating
Hey all, I recently watched the workshop on how to install a local server onto my computer; everything is working fine except for when I try to update the CSS on a project I've been working on for awhile, none of the changes are made. The original file I'm using was a .html file that I switched to a .php file, and any changes made to any HTML in the file do take affect, so I'm stumped; I looked everywhere on Google for a solution but haven't seen anything yet. If you guys have an suggestions on how to fix this, I would greatly appreciate it.
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Mark Truitt
17,230 PointsHi Herbie,
Can you either fork the workspace (if it is one) or add your code via pastebin or something similar to make it easier to take a look at?
Herbie Dodge
15,985 PointsI actually just figured out the problem: I had set a media query on my CSS (I haven't touched this project in months) and I forgot; it's my own fault for not evaluating my own code properly. Thanks for reaching out! I appreciate it!
Herbie Dodge
15,985 PointsHerbie Dodge
15,985 PointsIronically I was testing out a new set of files that seemed to be working out fine when updating the HTML and CSS to make sure they were working properly; however it seems like all the changes i made have been cached into MAMP now. I can add new CSS to it and they take effect however no new HTML can be added nor can I delete any of the old HTML i had for testing purposes.