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Hey @shinerweb – thanks for your great response. The WP notification got lost amid my emails, hence the delayed reply.

The email account does exist, and no other deliverability problems exist – it’s only hen emails are sent from WordPress (and I figured that this plugin exists to solve such things). But I will do some more testing and go through the headers for clues – great ide. I will update the thread in a day or so.

Really appreciate your help.

Thanks for your reply. Yes, SPF and DKIM is set up properly. I had this verified again. There are no other deliverability issues for any other email usage situation – only from WordPress via the plugin.

Thanks for your reply. Basically, when I make style changes (i.e. CSS), I simply want to purge all the old styling and replace it with the new, so that next time a person visits the site, the new styling is downloaded. I don’t want them to have old CSS rules from their browser applied to new structures, as this messes up the page. I thought that the point of ‘Purge All’ is to ensure that visitors download the new, correct files when they next load the page, because the purge is telling their browser to download it all again…?

Currently, I can ‘purge all’ all I want, but I don’t see changes until I do a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5), which of course no visitor is going to do, and even I don’t know how to do a hard refresh on a mobile browser.

If ‘purge all’ doesn’t cause new files to be downloaded upon next visit, what is the point of it? I’d really appreciate a better understanding. Last time I raised this issue, a technical issue was acknowledged. I figured that it has simply returned with a recent update…..I just want users to download new files after I have made changes.

Any guidance is appreciated.

Thanks. I’ll try it and let you know. However, will ‘Purge All’ still instantly purge everything in returning visitor browsers? After I ‘Purge All’, I just need it to cause all files to be downloaded again, fresh, the next time they visit the page. Will the plugin do/trigger this? I don’t want it bypassed handed over to the server TTL settings….

I have disabled this plugin until I can ensure it loads new styling from browsers. Please let me know ASAP.

@qtwrk I just tried the solution suggested last time, but it didn’t work. Browser needs to be hard refreshed to see changes, despite purging all with the plugin. This creates issues for return visitors. Can you please let me know why the issue persists and how to fix it so I can keep using this plugin? Much appreciated. Thanks.

Hi – this issue seems to have returned. Purging anything is ineffectual until I F5 the page. Was this fix included in the update?

Here is an updated report number: EYTMIBAD.

Thanks.

OK. Thanks for all your help.

Thank you very much, I will try that.

Do I need to leave the change there permanently? If not, how will I know when to remove it upon the fixing of the bug – will you update this thread?

Just want to avoid conflicts/issues etc. Thanks again.

Thanks for looking into it: ONKHFJCM.

@waleedovkh The plugin works perfectly for WooCommerce pages. Must be a problem on your end.

Perfect! Thank you Aakash for one of the most powerful plugins for WordPress.

Update: I’m all good. Answer is here: https://displayposts.com/2019/02/26/use-headings-for-post-listing/

Thanks Joel. Smash Balloon seems to be the only integration I’ve found that allows this. Awesome!

OK, understood. Thanks for all your help. Really appreciate it.

Before I go, can I just go back a step and clarify something regarding the ‘include’ method I mentioned earlier: Do I need to include any special security declaration/access statement on the custom php file being included? Or can I just go straight into regular php/html structures without any special code or header preceding it?

Thanks again.