one of my sites doesnt load css in firefox
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lablinks
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copy the css file . leave once with .css extension & remove the extension for the second file. see if it helps.
kez1000
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that does not work on fire fox or explorer on my pc
ElmosGotAGun
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I just had a quick look, I inspected your CSS with firebug and it comes up with all these asian characters.
like this:
Make a new CSS file and copy the contents into that. backup the old CSS file and put the new one in the same directory.
I've attached a new CSS file to here... give that a try.
like this:
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1ഊ⼪ഊ ä‘¥ç©æ®â¢ç¤ 䙲敥âƒå“â”æ•ç¬æ…´æ•³à´ŠMake a new CSS file and copy the contents into that. backup the old CSS file and put the new one in the same directory.
I've attached a new CSS file to here... give that a try.
orlandolongwood
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Not a kid - but I can tell you why ur CSS is broke - the first character in the css file, which you probably can't see, is '\u6c63' which is triggering FireFox to attempt to interpret the rest of your CSS as Japanese. Delete any blanks, white spaces etc in notepad from the top of the CSS file, so that the first line first character is "/" - the beginning of the comments - and it will work fine.
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did you try what I said?
try to change to full url for your css file, instead of relevant.
try to change to full url for your css file, instead of relevant.
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lablinks
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ok, I looked into the code, your css looks fine from where I see. if you made a copy like I asked the first time, change the name from
to
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<link href="default.css"to
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<link href="default"ElmosGotAGun
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I think what orlandolongwood said is right, it looks like there is a character infront of his CSS.