Hi folks,
I was wondering if you had advice on using CSS and HTTP headers for
cache-control. I found an article:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum83/458.htm
One of the problems we get is release major updates to our new
website (once every 3 months), recent visitors who come back to the
website use their disk-cached css file and only after a reload does
the page in order to cache the new css file.
One solution I found was to use http cache to manually set the cache
expiration date, so that you can force people to reload the css file
on the night of the release.
Has anyone have experience doing this?
Thanks,
Conrad Chu | Senior Manager, Usability and Design | GetActive Software
2855 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 600, Berkeley, CA 94705
ph: 510-540-4772 x2122, fax: 410-540-4163
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