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How to refresh website to make it show up different template

Lopaskurwa

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Hi i don't know how should i explain this stuff but i'll try
So every website have folder which hold all templates(images), in my case it's same
image.png

So as example we take this barra image and i replace it with something different and i go to website i press f5 it doesn't change it's changed only if i delete all xampp and instal again ;D So how do i need to refresh website to make new template show up? Because deleting and instal xampp all the time is not a solution :D I know this thread is stupid but i'm so new with websites.
 
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Lopaskurwa said:
Hi i don't know how should i explain this stuff but i'll try
So every website have folder which hold all templates(images), in my case it's same
image.png

So as example we take this barra image and i replace it with something different and i go to website i press f5 it doesn't change it's changed only if i delete all xampp and instal again ;D So how do i need to refresh website to make new template show up? Because deleting and instal xampp all the time is not a solution :D I know this thread is stupid but i'm so new with websites.
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Clean your temporary internet folder.
 
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When using the Chrome Inspector Tools (CTRL + SHIFT + I), go into the Network tab and check the box for "Disable cache". This makes it a bit easier to always get the latest uncached version when working with CSS and javascript code.
As long as you update the page with the inspector open, you will get the latest version.
 
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Znote said:
When using the Chrome Inspector Tools (CTRL + SHIFT + I), go into the Network tab and check the box for "Disable cache". This makes it a bit easier to always get the latest uncached version when working with CSS and javascript code.
As long as you update the page with the inspector open, you will get the latest version.
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And to think I've been using incognito mode like a retard, lol.
 
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