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  • Hi,
    PHP is very tricky so you really have to make sure that there aren’t any white spaces, at the bottom and the top of your file.

    at the bottom even if you don’t see them with a naked eye doesn’t mean there are not there, so I would suggest to place the curser at the end of the last caracter of your script, press the delete button and keep it pressed for a good 10 to 20 seconds to make sure that no white spaces are left.

    And at the top make sure that the very first line is not a white space either.

    That should fix your problem

    I can see a space just after the “<?” in your script.

    Hi SilkchenGermany

    It’s usually the cache, either on your server, web browser and in most cases your ISP.

    So if you reboot your server, unless of course you are not hosting your wordpress, ask your hosting company to flush the cache for you.
    clear all of your cookies, if still no luck then it’s your ISP, you will have to wait few days for the cache to renew.

    There’s nothing more annoying than the cache, it is equally useful but very annoying at the same time, especially when it’s your ISPs which you won’t have access

    Or check with your friends after you made any changes ask them to load your site and see any changes, they should see the changes.

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