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1,972 PointsWhen I edit my code, the changes don't show up in the preview. What should i do?
This has been a problem the whole time for me.
Adam Odegard
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 1,717 Pointssave your changes and refresh the browser page.
6 Answers
rydavim
18,814 PointsIf you run into this problem, there are a couple steps you can try to solve it.
- Refresh your browser.
- Save your workspace, then close out of it completely and reopen it.
- Clear your browser's cache. This is usually under something like a 'History' menu.
If none of that works for you, you can send an email to Treehouse support directly at help@teamtreehouse.com to request assistance.
Rob Barone
1,222 PointsYes, after you make any changes in your Workspace, quickly save it (ctrl-s or cmd-s).. and then right click on the preview web browser, and click RELOAD.. DuhDah...there's the changes
Carl Martin
12,088 PointsI've also found it helpful to reset my cookies. In Safari on a Mac go to Safari -> Preferences -> Privacy -> Delete Website Data.
This should be similar to other browsers as well.
Joseph Gordon
6,986 PointsIf you are using Chrome like me just make sure you save your work. Once saved preview the web browser then use a hard refresh ctrl+f5.
Mike Little
1,607 PointsI tried closing the window and it didn't work, just opens without the changes, I hit F5 for refresh and it did the trick!!
Ctrl+S, click browser "Preview", Press F5
Adam Fournace
Courses Plus Student 4,115 PointsUsing a extension like Cache Killer on Chrome helps with this problem in online IDE's.
Hans Kristian Engmark
1,633 PointsHans Kristian Engmark
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