Hey,
I've installed SMF Public 4 Beta.
When I use Mozilla Firebird there is no CSS, not with Default Theme and not with Classic Theme.
But everything is ok when I use Internet Explorer.
In this Forum (SMF- Community Board) I have no problems with CSS.
Whats wrong?
Forum version: SMF 1.0 Beta 4 Public
Current SMF version: SMF 1.0 Beta 4 Public
PHP version: 4.3.4
MySQL version: 4.0.17-standard
Server version: Apache
GD version: bundled (2.0.15 compatible)
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Weird, cause I get no problems in my Mozilla Firebird on either my own forum or the SMF community.
Here is the information for my own forum where I have installed SMF Beta 4 Public.
Forum version: SMF 1.0 Beta 4 Public
Current SMF version: SMF 1.0 Beta 4 Public
PHP version: 4.3.4
MySQL version: 3.23.58
Server version: Apache/1.3.29 (Unix) PHP/4.3.4
GD version: bundled (2.0.15 compatible)
I also have no problems with your forum.
Here is the link http://usa-austausch.net/smf/index.php
So it seems not to be a general problem, must be my fault...
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Have you removed the classic theme at all?
That is the weirdest thing I have seen... the link to the css file is there. I checked and the file exists... I typed it into my browser and it loaded it.
But it isn't coloring it...
No, it's still there and i can use it.
And the CSS-Files are also there.
dev
Your server is sending .css files as text/plain in the headers which may be the reason for this.
How can i change this?
When I do a Detailed Version Check, there are on the 'Default Templates' many '??' . Is this normal?
dev
Yes that is normal. As for how to fix it... are you the host of the server? If not ask your host to correct it... if so... then wait for a reply on how to do it.
My host says that he has never seen any option for css in the server-options and he dont knows what to change.
Does anyone know what must be changed?
I had no problems with YABB 1 SP1 and YABB SE.
I've tried out YABB 1 SP2 Beta today and there is the same problem.
dev
Are you guys running Apache? If you are you would edit the httpd.conf file to include that mime type.
If you are on a cpanel server, you can do it through your cpanel
Quote from: Gobalopper on March 15, 2004, 02:33:36 PM
Are you guys running Apache? If you are you would edit the httpd.conf file to include that mime type.
Ok, what does he have to edit there?
He sent me this from the httpd.conf:
Quote#
# DefaultType is the default MIME type the server will use for a document
# if it cannot otherwise determine one, such as from filename extensions.
# If your server contains mostly text or HTML documents, "text/plain" is
# a good value. If most of your content is binary, such as applications
# or images, you may want to use "application/octet-stream" instead to
# keep browsers from trying to display binary files as though they are
# text.
#
DefaultType text/plain
But he fears that when he changes this, the server will not run very well.
dev
There should be something like... (note: I DO NOT know Apache well)
AddType text/css .css
-[Unknown]
Good guess.
Just add that to httpd.conf. The webserver may need a restart as well for it to become effective.