By seehui on

Hi,

I'm using drupal 7 and is currently using adaptive theme. I'm modifying my css but the css loaded is something like "modules/system/system.base.css?m0zfo3".

The ".css?m0zfo3" doesn't takes in my latest css update.

I had flushed all cache but it seems to be useless.

How can I set it so that everytime it loads "modules/system/system.base.css" ?

Thank you in advance.

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AJen’s picture

AJen commented

The CSS will call the system CSS and the theme CSS and your subtheme CSS. Each one overrides secific parts of the last. In the case of new CSS files that you create make sure that you reference them in the .info file or Drupal won't kow that they are there

mark@redhorseinteractive.com’s picture

mark@redhorseinteractive.com commented

I don't think that is the question. The site is not showing changes made to CSS. Does Drupal cache files preventing CSS changes from showing up.

manulalkp’s picture

manulalkp commented

I have the same issue. I am Just a beginner. Can someone help me out??

woodhous@email.unc.edu’s picture

woodhous@email.unc.edu commented

I am having the same problem. I'm not a newbie. I have been developing adaptive sites too and my css and js updates have been working fine. The only thing I differently was to enable the css compression for a demo. After doing that the problem showed up. I have disabled css compression and cleared the cache, flushed all caches including views cache but the updates are not showing up. For example the browser inspector is pointing to the file that is changed but showing old code. It also displaying the stylesheet name like css?mc3v2c:135 with the compressed extension including the line number. It looks like it is still compressed even though it should not be. This is a big problem. Any ideas how to work around it?

Thanks,
Diana

Sharda’s picture

Sharda commented

Same problem here.. anyone?? Getting very very frustrating. My .info file is referencing the correct ccs files.. have also turned off css caching..
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