The Custom Page Layout background images were not updating correctly based on Group or Roles. Additionally, each css background image should be named uniquely
When a specific page layout was assigned to a subgroup, but the parent group was also assigned a page layout, the parent group background image would load. Moreover, if a user was assigned a page layout based on a role, this would be overridden by a main theme background image, or a parent group image. Users were having to refresh the system to ensure the corrrect images were appearing.
The issue has been fixed, but because some internet browsers cache background images, if you rename each custom page layout background link, you will ensure the correct image always loads
To ensure that the correct image is loaded, your Distributor will need to rename the main css background image
In the image here, this the main css for the system is being updated to rename the background image. This can only be completed by your distributor. For example,
("https://yourserver/yoursite/background") would now be written as ("https://yourserver/yoursite/background?version=1")
An Administrator will be able to uniquely rename each custom page layout CSS file on the Administration Site
Administrators can open and update each css file
Download the existing CSS file (if you have one)
Open and rename the link to another unique name
Save the file as a .UTF-8
Reupload the css file and save the custom page layout
Update any other Custom CSS files
When users login into the application, the background image will automatically update correctly based on group, subgroups and role permissions
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