I have noticed that when you try to load static files for a separate
template from a base template it doesn't work. Is it a 32bit system?
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> follow this tutorial https://youtu.be/YH-ipgxlJzs
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same problem here please help
On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 9:12 PM Vivek Modi wrote:
> i had made a project in django with a app and if i am trying to open admin
> panel it's not showing me the default css of admin and even if i add static
> css to my app it's not working but if i send my code to some
i had made a project in django with a app and if i am trying to open admin
panel it's not showing me the default css of admin and even if i add static
css to my app it's not working but if i send my code to someone else and
they run my code then css is working in there pc
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once clear the cache and load admin page.
On Mon, Nov 26, 2018 at 3:29 PM Kayode Oladipo
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> So, after about 3 months of my django admin CSS suddenly crashing and
> burning; it shows that the CSS is loaded in terminal. GET base.css 200 blah
> blah. However, it doesn't apply to the page whe
So, after about 3 months of my django admin CSS suddenly crashing and
burning; it shows that the CSS is loaded in terminal. GET base.css 200 blah
blah. However, it doesn't apply to the page when it is run in the browser.
A little poking with the Style Editor in Firefox and Opera, and voila! The
CSS
On maandag 16 juli 2018 02:54:32 CEST Kayode Oladipo wrote:
> Attached is the settings file from my project.
Your settings file is not going to help. You're doing to have to dig into the
browser's developer tools.
If you don't know how to do that, put the project online somewhere so we can
have
I've Tried Mozilla Firefox too, the problem still persists.
Any help is appreciated!
On Jul 16, 2018 01:54, "Kayode Oladipo" wrote:
> I recently sent in a query concerning my faulty admin css which loaded
> previously until an upgrade to v.2.0.5.
> I assumed the upgrade was responsible for this,
sorry, that's not the case.
take a look in web dev history about ie6 and all the special things that
had to be done to make sites work because microsoft decided to go their own
way with standards.
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if it worked with Explorer , it should work with all browsers !!
On Mon, 16 Jul 2018, 14:15 Jason, wrote:
> If this works in standard browsers like chrome, firefox, or IE/Edge, then
> my guess is Opera and UC are doing non-standard things which break
> rendering and/or requests. So I'd suggest
If this works in standard browsers like chrome, firefox, or IE/Edge, then
my guess is Opera and UC are doing non-standard things which break
rendering and/or requests. So I'd suggest you look for those specific
browser issues since this doesn't seem like a Django issue at all.
On Sunday, July
One thing I noticed in your settings file is that you are missing a
comma (,) at the end of your last application in the settings file.
On Monday, 16 July, 2018 08:54 AM, Kayode Oladipo wrote:
I recently sent in a query concerning my faulty admin css which loaded
previously until an upgrade to
Have you tried FireFox?
On Monday, 16 July, 2018 08:54 AM, Kayode Oladipo wrote:
I recently sent in a query concerning my faulty admin css which loaded
previously until an upgrade to v.2.0.5.
I assumed the upgrade was responsible for this, so i downgraded back
to my previous version (2.0.2) bu
I recently sent in a query concerning my faulty admin css which loaded
previously until an upgrade to v.2.0.5.
I assumed the upgrade was responsible for this, so i downgraded back to my
previous version (2.0.2) but there was no change. I have uninstalled and
tried all fixes I know all to no avail.
TRy to be a bit clear, does CSS for your own static files load, have you
set up or deleted STATIC_URL setting or static_root
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Do you have DEBUG=False in your settings? That disables automatic serving
of static files:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/stable/howto/static-files/#serving-static-files-during-development
On Sunday, July 17, 2016 at 6:52:23 AM UTC-4, pritesh singh wrote:
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> The stylesheet http://127.0.0.1:8
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