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Thanks. It's not a router or an ISP issue as the server is simply hosted in a VirtualBox container with the Document Root pointing to mounted Shared Folders. I'm using this approach as I have to support a few different websites and some of the hosts are running php v5.2 and others are on v5.3. It also means that I can easily check for issues regarding deprecated functions. I tried using the addon query string to the stylesheet name, however a 'View Source' showed the new name yet the content was still the 'old' sheet. It's not a browser issue, as Chrome, IE and Firefox are all displaying the same issue, so it's definately the Apache Server. There is no server side software installed it's a simple 'yum install httpd*' from the CentOS 5.8 DVD. I've got round the issue of the cached css by creating work-in-progress.php and having the following at the top of the file : <pre><code><?php header("Content-type: text/css; charset: UTF-8"); ?> </code></pre> I then load the stylesheet as the last item in the <head> using the .php extension. <pre><code><link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='work-in-progress.php'> </code></pre> It's a bit tacky, but at least it works for the css I still need to resolve what parameter to change in the Apache config as images are also being cached and unless I change the filename each time I modify a background image, I still get served with the 'old' image. I've tried just doing a service httpd restart after making a change, but this doesn't seem to have any affect.
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