Having been involved in designing websites since 2000, there are many times when I’ll make a change on a website, load it live, let the client know the changes have been made, only to receive an email moments later in a panic “the changes are there”!
What’s happening here is that the browser has cached (saved) a copy of the page … the old version of the page … and isn’t actually viewing the live version. The fact is, it might only be a few minutes before your browser has recached updates form any website that may have made changes since your last visit.
The Solution: Refresh Your Browser
A simple refresh may be all your browser needs. This is accomplished by hitting the reload button (the button that often looks like a recycle image).
If this doesn’t work, try deleting the cache. This is done differently on each browser. For instance, in Firefox (Mac) it’s done by clicking on Tools > Clear Recent History > Check Cache > Click “Clear Now”.
If all else fails – open the page in a different browser. It might be your internet connection blocking the refresh.
Now people will know what to know when they can’t see any changes in their website. Just through refreshing it, your problem ill be answered. This is very informative article.