CSS doesn't load

My CSS isn’t loading into the page, the HTML works fine thought.

I tried linking with:

None of them worked, don’t know what is wrong

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Thanks.

dont know how to do that

URL = your website link

How do I view your website? Whats your URL?
Examples:
*target.com
*amazon.com
*yoursite.epizy.com

rorro.epizy.com

Thanks, let me take a look

Ok, it looks like your CSS works for me. Your image (http://rorro.epizy.com/yo.jpeg) does not exist, so make sure you upload it (Or make sure the filename is correct).

Try clearing your cache:
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-clear-your-cache-on-any-browser

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That’s weird. I see this

Have you cleared your cache? Your browser probably saved a copy of your site from when before you added the CSS file.

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Just cleared and refreshed. Still the same

Try a different browser, or use incognito mode.

Nvm, did it again and it worked, thx for the help :slight_smile:

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Not a problem, Glad that I could help. Please mark my above answer as the solution for other users! :slight_smile:

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In the future, to quickly reload a page without clearing your cache in Google Chrome, the hard reload command Ctrl+Shift+R works well for me.

Ctrl+Shift+R is also useful to see exactly how long a new incoming user has to wait before your page loads (see “Network” tab in Chrome devtools (Ctrl+Shift+I)).

Good luck with your development,
-Matthew

Yes, a good top @YourZombieMop. Question, will this clear everything related to the site page (like .htaccess) or just the HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Also, I find it easier to just tell people to clear the cache.

Upon a quick google search, I found that Google Chrome: hard reload vs. normal reload - gHacks Tech News reports:

Chrome ignores the cache and will load all resources from the web page again.

What I interpret this as is, it ignores the cache, overwrites cached files that are similar, but doesn’t necessarily clear all files in the cache. Yes, this would call new .htaccess files, as it’s requesting a brand new webpage from the server.

In fact, there’s a 3rd option while the Chrome Developer’s Tools are open (f12, Ctrl+Shift+C, Ctrl+Shift+I) that clears the cache and then hard reloads.

This option is available upon right clicking the reload button, but only while the Developer’s Tools are open:
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Hope this helps :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
-Matthew

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Awesome! Thanks so much for that! :clap::clap::clap:

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