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4 weeks ago
I was getting really frustrated with NicePage just now, publishing a site over and over, but page elements weren't displaying correctly (fonts missing, icons massively oversized, etc). Emptying my browser's history and refreshing the page weren't working, either.
Then it occurred to me that my server might be caching these elements. I logged into the cPanel, and sure enough, there's a whole section called "Edge Caching", where I could purge the current cache. As soon as I had, the published site looked exactly as it does in NicePage.
This might be obvious to other users, but hopefully it'll be useful information for someone else out there -- and spare NicePage from getting blamed for something that's beyond their control!
I was getting really frustrated with NicePage just now, publishing a site over and over, but page elements weren't displaying correctly (fonts missing, icons massively oversized, etc). Emptying my browser's history and refreshing the page weren't working, either. Then it occurred to me that my server might be caching these elements. I logged into the cPanel, and sure enough, there's a whole section called "**Edge Caching**", where I could purge the current cache. As soon as I had, the published site looked exactly as it does in NicePage. This might be obvious to other users, but hopefully it'll be useful information for someone else out there -- and spare NicePage from getting blamed for something that's beyond their control!
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