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Old 11-14-2008, 10:56 AM
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Default Potential problem with Default.css

In viewing my server stats, I noticed that there were a lot of 404 errors for Default.css

So I looked at the raw source for my home page and saw that it was being called for after the normal stylesheet (style.css). I would have thought that the php logic would have kept that from appearing if I went with only the standard blue coloring (which is what I am using), but apparently it calls for Default.css if red or another color is not selected. Since there is no default.css in my download, that was generating an error.

Given that I plan to stick with blue, I just removed the php logic for including the other stylesheets and all is now well wrt to not getting 404's generated.

Just a head's up. Not sure if this is a problem with the logic or with how I was implementing it. If the latter, I fell into the problem easily so some instructions to avoid would probably help others.
 

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