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Hey friend!
Let me rephrase this to see if I understand correctly, and you can correct me if I do not.
When you post an update on your Wordpress site from your MacBook, you see the change reflected on your MacBook. When you view the site from any other location, you cannot see the change. Is this correct?
I’ll move on assuming that it is, and cover the two scenarios I think are the most likely.
Your MacBook is logged in to Wordpress while the other systems are not. The Wordpress instance is using a caching plugin that has stale cache and isn’t updating, but the cache is only displaying to unauthenticated viewers. Therefore by logging in you see the new content, and by logging out you do not. In this case, remove the caching plugin and try a different one.
Your MacBook is updating a different instance of Wordpress in a place that you formerly hosted it, where it may still be online. You configured the URL to point to the IP of that old hosting via /etc/hosts, to get started on editing the website prior to DNS propagation taking place, and you forgot about it and never removed it. In that case, open the Mac terminal app and run this to see if the domain is listed there:
sudo cat /etc/hosts
If it isn’t listed in there, I propose #2 here has no relevance whatsoever.
Jarland
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