I have an S3 bucket hosting a simple website serving 1 HTML file & 1 CSS file.
The HTML file seems to be able to locate the CSS file, but the problem is that the CSS file is not rendering correctly for some reason when uploaded to S3 and loaded on a browser. Lines are messed up and center background color extends out all the way to the edge. It looks fine when the same files are opened locally on a browser.
I have tried:
opening with different browsers
making sure metadata is correct for the css file
re-uploading via Console & AWS CLI
Rendering on S3 (not rendering right):
Rendering on local (the way it should be):
metadata content-type: text/css:
bucket hosting checked:
What could be causing this?
I had this same issue. The way I resolved it was by omitting "/" in the CSS reference since it did not have a containing folder in my S3 bucket. It seems regular text editors can automatically do this somehow? I was referring to my CSS file like this --> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/main.css"> and then omitted the "/" resulting in ---> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="main.css"> and then it worked.
I am having a weird problem.
I am trying to build my github page site. So I am writing my html locally and then push it online to see it.
The problem is that Chrome doesn't recognize my css file when I am opening it locally. When I push the changers online or I am using another browser it work just fine
Here is how I import it on my index.html file:
<html>
<head>
<title>Title</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css">
</head>
And when I go to the chrome dev tools
css have turned to chinese
Microsoft edge load the css file normally.
I have tried a couple of different things like:
Using another editor
Creating the file in different directory
trying different filenames
Clearing Chromes Cache
Nothing seems to work
I have loaded again a local a site like this and it worked fine.
Any ideas?
Make sure the file encoding is UTF-8. You can use iconv or just in your text editor > save as.
I'm at the last of my wits here. I've searched through dozens of websites trying to find the answer to this issue, but I have yet to find a solution that helps me.
Here is the top section of my HTML, linking to my CSS file:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
<title>Sample Page</title>
</head>
For some reason, when I preview my .html file on my browsers, my CSS code is not taken into account.
Just to clear things up a bit, I've already made sure the following are not the reasons for my issues:
My CSS code worked just fine when it was in the HTML within the style
tags. It only stopped working once I put it into its own .css file.
There are no <style> tags on my .css file.
The rest of my HTML is correctly formatted. I have the </html> tag and the <body> tags.
I've tested this page on Chrome and Firefox, and even on a different computer's Chrome. I've even tried running them as an Administrator.
I've checked to confirm that my browsers are not set to Quirks Mode.
I've tried multiple DOCTYPE headers, none have shown any signs of working.
The .css name is correct, and the file location is correct. Both the index.html and the style.css are in the same folder.
I've tried these lines of code in different orders, different formats, I've even tried other peoples' code and nothing works.
I've checked the source code for the page on my browser, and clicking the style.css link leads straight to the file.
The only lead I've gotten is that I clicked "Inspect Element" on my page in Chrome and checked the "Resources" tab, where the HTML is found under Frames>(index.html)>index.html and the CSS is found under Frames>(index.html)>Stylesheets>style.css. If I click index.html, the body is blank, but if I click style.css, the body is, strangely enough, a bit of Chinese text.
Here is a sample of a style.css I've tried:
body
{
background-color: yellow;
}
Even with the CSS as simple as this, it still won't work.
Please help.
EDIT: http://i.imgur.com/SgoFkvw.png
Read my post, you guys. They're in the same folder. The different paths are in the "Inspect Element" mode in Chrome, not in my folders themselves.
Jozef Dúc wrote in the comments (1, 2):
Open css file in some editor for example Notepad++ and change encoding of file to UTF-8
Notepad++, open file, in main menu find Encoding->Convert to UTF-8.Look again in Encoding and option Encode in UTF-8 should be checked and save file. Hope it helps :)
This is what solved it for me.
According to your screenshot
it looks like you have bad encoding in file.
So first add
<meta charset="utf-8">
to your HTML.
Then you must change encoding in CSS files. Open the file in some editor (I recommended Notepad++). In Notepad++, find Encoding in menu and in submenu choose option Convert to UTF-8. Now, look again in "Encoding" and "Encode in UTF-8" should be checked, then save the file.
i had the same issue and this is what worked for me. i realized the .html and .css files where all in one single folder that's why it wasn't working. to solve this,
open the project folder(the folder that contains your html files), in this folder, create another folder called 'styles'. Finally, place the .css file in the style folder and run your site again.
this worked for me. hope it works for you
Try adding this line <meta charset="utf-8">
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
</head>
1. Ensure that CSS is enabled in your browser.
1.1 Firefox & Chrome: I recommend using Chris Pederick's Web Developer Toolbar, it is a CSS menu (third from left if you have a newer version where the text labels got KOed).
1.2 Safari: ensure the Develop menu is visible (Edit-->Preferences-->Advanced) and then ensure that Disable Styles is not checked.
1.3 Opera (Real Opera, 12.5 and earlier): Tools-->Preferences-->Advanced [tab]-->Content-->"Style Options" [button]-->Presentation Mode [tab] and ensure that "Page Style Sheet" is checked.
1.4 Internet Explorer: Go to Tools-->Options and ensure that under the "Security" tab that the zone (either Local Intranet (if loading the page from your hard drive) or Internet (if you're uploading to a server and then loading it in a browser) are set to Medium-High.
2. Ensure that your HTML and CSS files do not have a BOM (Byte Order Mark) which is created by Notepad and other Microsoft text editors. You can disable the BOM by using Notepad++ or SuperEdi in the Save As... dialog, you will need to do so for both. NEVER USE MICROSOFT TEXT EDITING TOOLS FOR WEBSITES!
3. Running a local server? Check either the Apache access logs or the Developer Network tab to ensure the style.css file isn't coming up as 404.
My link tags work also without the / at the end of the tag. you can try that.
and you can get to element ispect and that to console. maybe the console can tell you what's wrong.
Getting this error for a couple of css included.
This is exactly how they have been included in the html
[link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/editor.css" media="all" ]
The files are in the same folder as the folder css which has all the css files.
Its working fine for other browsers...
Any solutions for this?
I experienced this in IE10 even if I load the IE9 style sheet. Found a solution:
Go to Windows Explorer where your html file is kept,
Right click > properties > There should be a Security message stating that the file is from another computer.....with an "Unblock" button.
Click Unblock.... problem solved. Style sheet is now recognized.
Hi I have a question about the loading of CSS files.
I know there is only 3 ways to add style to your elements, but technically only 1 way to add a CSS file to a HTML document.
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css">
</head>
I have a problem here though. I have a CSS file loaded that was not listed to be loaded for that area/HTML file. Even more strange, My colleague and I have the EXACT same revision on the software, the exact same data file... everything is exact except the google chrome version. But when he loads it up, the CSS file is not loaded for him and its perfect on all other machines as-well.
If there is no command to load that file, can it get stuck in the cache and be loaded for "child" forms?
This file is used on the login screen for styling and its the only place. The main site in completely separate..... yet not
Any idea will be appreciated.
If you colleague has the same code as you, and it's is not loading for him then it's probably cached in the browser. You can clear out your cache in Chrome by pressing ctrl + shift + delete and select empty the cache.