If your website looks broken or the design seems to be way off then you most likely need to clear your website cache.
If you have WP Fastest Cache installed on your website, see below on how to clear your website cache.
If you have a different caching plugin installed in your site then it might look different.
You may have to find out from your developer or search in your WordPress Dashboard for the options to 'Clear Cache'
If you use LiteSpeed Cache, click here to learn how to clear your cache.
Note: If you use Elementor and you clear your cache and your website layout is still broken, you might have to load your page again with the Elementor editor.
Click on 'Edit With Elementor' on the page that is broken and your layout should be fixed.
Be sure to refresh your browser and try clearing your browser cache if the layout is still broken.
Then refresh your browser cache.
What is Caching?
Caching is a technique used to make websites load faster by temporarily storing copies of web pages or resources (such as images or scripts) in a user's browser or in a server's memory.
When a user visits a website, their browser requests the web page from the server hosting the website. The server sends the web page back to the user's browser, which then displays the page to the user.
With caching, the browser or server stores a copy of the web page or resource so that if the user requests the same page or resource again, the browser or server can serve the cached copy instead of requesting the page or resource from the server again.
This can result in faster page load times, as the browser or server doesn't have to spend time requesting and downloading the same resources over and over again.
Caching can also reduce the load on the website's server, since it doesn't have to generate as many requests for the same resources.
