So this was a bit different for me. This year I am doing everything within the camp2019.learn4growth.com site, so I had to look at slightly different places for the files and to create the subdirectory.
It was a great test to see if I remembered anything from last year.
I added a directory called “Subsite” and uploaded the zip file. Once extracted, it created the site easily.
Changing the information by editing the index file was straightforward. I used the visual editor. no HTML required.
Changing the pictures was a different story. I changed them as the directed, but for some reason the pictures weren’t changing. I changed browsers, and it worked. I went “incognito” and it also worked.
I am guessing that it wasn’t truly re-loading the pictures (although the text was changed).
Lisa, the pictures didn’t refresh in your browser because they were cached within it. (This typically means that pages you visit often don’t need to re-download everything each time.)
If you had cleared your cache (Google it to see how for your particular browser), they would have updated immediately the way they did in a different browser or in “incognito” mode because those two didn’t have those same photos cached.
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I'm a biomedical and electrical engineer with interests in information theory, complexity, evolution, genetics, signal processing, IndieWeb, theoretical mathematics, and big history.
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