This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client was facing two issues: firstly, they needed to clear and reload the CSS cache to resolve a site display issue. Secondly, specific translations on their website were not appearing correctly, such as 'leesverder' which should display as 'Read more' and 'Leestijd: < 1 minuut' which should display as 'Reading time: < 1 minute'.
Solution:
For the first issue, the client successfully resolved it by clearing and reloading the CSS cache. For the translation issue, we suggested checking the translation of the loop item in the WordPress admin panel and ensuring it is correctly translated into English. This can be done by navigating to the specific post in the admin panel and updating the translation.
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