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Fireforx is not reloading images after I have refreshed cache

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I am developing a wordpress site that has a scrolling image on the home page. I have updated the images on the homepage slideshow, and although other browsers are showing the updated images, firefox is not. I have tried refreshing the cache and checking that images aren't blocked for the site? Any suggestions??

I am developing a wordpress site that has a scrolling image on the home page. I have updated the images on the homepage slideshow, and although other browsers are showing the updated images, firefox is not. I have tried refreshing the cache and checking that images aren't blocked for the site? Any suggestions??

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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The images in <div id="dm_slider_images">? Three of them seem to be bypassed: Building Landmarks, Multi-Unit Living, Fit for Purpose. Does that fit what you're seeing?

Since this is a paid theme, I think it makes sense to seek assistance from the developer. http://support.dmthemes.com/

Also, there have been some updates to the slider, so make sure you have the latest .js file. dm+ Slider going crazy at Chrome, CSS sprites and W3C validation « DM Themes Support Forum

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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One supplemental comment: for each slide transition, the script adds a new <div class="dm_slider_block">. These are supposed to have their background-image set to the image intended to be displayed, but in the cases noted above, the background-image property is missing.