CSS is cached for reducing load. This cause the elements to be displayed incorrectly when there's some significant change in CSS.
A trick to avoid that is adding CSS version as a parameter. I suggest that released CSS versions be the same as the release version, while development versions be suffixed with the PR number, e.g. 0.1.1-244.
CSS is cached for reducing load. This cause the elements to be displayed incorrectly when there's some significant change in CSS.
A trick to avoid that is adding CSS version as a parameter. I suggest that released CSS versions be the same as the release version, while development versions be suffixed with the PR number, e.g.
0.1.1-244
.