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I fixed it by clearing the cache in my browser. The blog.css from the cache is not found anymore.
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to test the changes of css or js or any such static files follow any preferred approach listed below
Simple way of approach:
- Refresh tab by pressing (Ctrl + F5) instead of only using F5
- Open private window or incognito window and run the website
- Clear browser cache
- Try to use different browser (prefer a browser which wasn’t used to open the site or having cache of the site)
- Disable Cache while developer tools are open: follow steps in this answer
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That happened to me before, it just took time and reloading the server for the changes to occur, try changing your browser to see if the CSS is gone by now. Django uses caching in browsers to load faster. To resolve the problem you must clear the cache.
👤Ryan
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As mentioned in other answers, the "cache files" seem to be the problem. Try removing the cache (I haven’t tried this).
You could also change the name of the CSS file to something other than the old name. This worked for me.
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