roblong

OK, I get it now. I disabled WP-Cache from the dashboard/options and my header.php changes are immediately applied. Thanks!

Thanks for all the help. I really appreciate it!

One response to my original question was to try adding this line to my wp-config file:

define(‘DISABLE_CACHE’, true);

I found a file at the root of my blog and I made that change to the file, but it doesnt seem to have fixed the problem. When I make a change to header.php, I still do not see the change reflected immediately.

So my questions are:
-Was this the correct file to make the change in? Because I also see a file called “wp-cache-config.php” inside the “Content” folder. Maybe that is where the change should be made?
-If it is the correct file, do I leave this line unchanged?

define(‘WP_CACHE’, true); //Added by WP-Cache Manager

Thank You

I’m new to WordPress but I dont believe I am running any plugins. I took the “Pool” theme and copied it to my own custom theme. I am now trying to edit this theme to have the look and feel of the rest of my site. So far, I am making changes only to stytesheet.css and header.php. Changes to Stylesheet.css are reflected immediately. But changes to header.php seem to take hours before they propogate. I have cleared my browser cache so its not that.

Thanks

Thank You for the suggestion, but I looked and dont see any if statements in the header.php file.

I actually see three different headers layouts on my site:
https://kcpool.org/journal/index.php
https://kcpool.org/journal/
https://kcpool.org/journal/about

They are all a little different, which doesnt make sense to me. Shouldnt they all just be using the one header.php?

Thanka!