When testing on the iPhone / iPad using Safari to refresh the cache and load any new style sheets you need to go to the settings app and click on the Clear History and Website Data, and this is a pain as it will remove cookies for all your other pages. But it appears there's another way and that is to turn off mobile data (and wifi if you are in wifi range) and the try to refresh the page, which will fail. Then turn wifi back on and refresh again and viola, you get the new style sheets loaded.

Vince

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In the Safari web browser on iPhone or iPad, all I do is type in the full path to the main CSS stylesheet which has been changed.
You need to know that filename. Like for example:

https:// yourwebsite.com /css/styles.css

styles.css is then displayed in the Safari browser.

Now, in the address bar at extreme right, finger tap the "Circular Arrow Icon" to reload and refresh that stylesheet file to the latest version.
Navigate back to the webpage you are testing.
All good

Gary

Hi,

Another way I use is to open Settings > Safari and then scroll down to the bottom where you will see Advanced.

Open Advanced and the first option is Website Data.

I open this and do a search for the domain I am working on and then in the results simply swipe from right to left to delete the coookies etc.

This leaves all other website data intact so I don't lose logins etc.

Regards,
David

You guys are the best . . . I should have just asked here first.

Vince

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And as a result of all this there are some small but important changes to make the admin orders page a bit more usable and the admin home page neater on mobile.

Vince

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