Running a website through Hostinger has presented a unique challenge - when I make changes to the CSS file, it updates for some users but not all. It seems that the changes are being cached for certain individuals.
I attempted to rectify this issue by adding "?v=1.0" at the end of the CSS file link in order to force browsers to reload the file. Unfortunately, this did not work as expected. Changing the entire name of the CSS file provided mixed results, only affecting some users. Adding "CONTENT="NO CACHE"" also had no impact. Interestingly, the majority of problems seemed to arise when users were using Google Chrome.
This is how the CSS file is typically linked:
<link href="nav.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
My goal is to ensure that any changes made to the CSS file automatically update for all users, without them needing to clear their cache each time. This approach must be efficient and user-friendly.