Re: Static files not served

Is DEBUG is set to True or False? And can you open static files by paths that are present in page source? I.e. by path which generated from (for exampe) {% static "js/jquery.min.js" %}? > Hi @der_fenix, > > My STATIC_URL setting is as follows: STATIC_URL = '/static/' > > I suspect that Django's

Re: Static files not served

Hi @der_fenix, My STATIC_URL setting is as follows: STATIC_URL = '/static/' I suspect that Django's development server's static serving does not like noscript tags? I have no idea. I might poke around later ... starting from Django's 'django.contrib.staticfiles.views.serve()' call. On Thu, Jun

Re: Static files not served

Is there you main static dir in STATIC_URL in settings.py? > Update: removing the noscript tags around the css tags in the template > solves the issue. I am no clientside scripting expert, but it is my > understanding that noscript tags accommodate browsers with scripting turned > off, or legacy b

Re: Static files not served

Update: removing the noscript tags around the css tags in the template solves the issue. I am no clientside scripting expert, but it is my understanding that noscript tags accommodate browsers with scripting turned off, or legacy browsers? Surely the css should work by default? I know this is not

Static files not served

Hi all, I have a local development project where I put all static media in a 'static' subdirectory of my app (/project/app/static/). I then created a 'static' directory in the root folder of my project (/project/static/) and specified that as my STATIC_ROOT in settings.py. When I run the './manag