Thanks Joel, I just rename my css, from superfish.css to menu.css, I guess it must have been cache from your site.
Want to thank you for this great work of yours, I am not an css expert and somewhere in this forum I read that you'll be putting some comments on the css file. cheers, James On Sep 4, 2:45 pm, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 9/4/07, james_027 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I am trying to edit the css file, but no matter how I edit it it seems > > the changes doesn't reflect, is there something I should do first? > > > Thanks > > james > > Hi James, > > There's nothing out of the ordinary that you need to do - just make > sure the path to the CSS file you are editing is correct. The other > thing that may be happening is caching, either server-side or by your > browser. If your server is doing the caching the, the simplest way to > see a change is by altering the name of the CSS file (and alter the > path in the <head> to match of course). Otherwise, if your browser is > caching it, maybe force a refresh. "f5" key is it? Or "shift refresh" > or "alt refresh" depending on the browser. > > If you have a link to the page in question, I'll be happy to apply a > fresh set of eyes to it. > > Joel Birch.
