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![]() | How are you using it? You need to override the type that the HTTPd is sending to the browser. If your css is in another file, the easiest way to do this is use a .css extension on the file, and make sure your <link> tags have text/css in them. If you're using <style> tags to inline your CSS...well, don't do that. Put them in separate files and link to them...it makes your life easier. |
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