CSS applied to ####.aspx but not the named url e.g. my-page.aspx
Experts,
I have a Template that contains a macros that dynamically changes the CSS and it works fine on the page that is displayed when clicking the "preview button" e.g. http://www.company.com/1234.aspx but when I go to properties and click the link of the page with the rewritten URL the style isn't applied.
is the CSS in the html? try reloading the css file in the browser, directly from its url, and then reload the page, I would say it's a browser caching issue
Using Firebug I found that the CSS was actually being applied to the page. The issue was: I was using a telerik control that referenced the css file using a relative path which worked just fine for pages that were childs of the Content Node but broke when I created a page that was a child of a child. So to solve this issue I referenced the css w/the full path.
CSS applied to ####.aspx but not the named url e.g. my-page.aspx
Experts,
I have a Template that contains a macros that dynamically changes the CSS and it works fine on the page that is displayed when clicking the "preview button" e.g. http://www.company.com/1234.aspx but when I go to properties and click the link of the page with the rewritten URL the style isn't applied.
is the CSS in the html? try reloading the css file in the browser, directly from its url, and then reload the page, I would say it's a browser caching issue
Thanks Per,
Using Firebug I found that the CSS was actually being applied to the page. The issue was: I was using a telerik control that referenced the css file using a relative path which worked just fine for pages that were childs of the Content Node but broke when I created a page that was a child of a child. So to solve this issue I referenced the css w/the full path.
I obviously have no way to close this, so Per... take it away.
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