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application/x-ilinc-pointplus. [[http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2318.txt | RFC2318]] **suggests** the extension css for cascading stylesheet files, but hasn't registered it. This conflict concerns not only Wikka but the entire www community. The workaround I've found is to use another extension (css2) for my css files.
application/x-ilinc-pointplus. [[http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2318.txt | RFC2318]] **suggests** the extension css for cascading stylesheet files, but hasn't registered it. This conflict concerns not only Wikka but the entire www community. The workaround I've found is to use another extension (css2) for my css files.
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application/x-ilinc-pointplus. [[http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2318.txt RFC2318]] **suggests** the extension css for cascading stylesheet files, but hasn't registered it. This conflict concerns not only Wikka but the entire www community. The workaround I've found is to use another extension (css2) for my css files.
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~&Unless you are actually **using** ILinc, a better solution would be to simply comment out the application/x-ilinc-pointplus line - that way you use at least the convention and may prevent problems with browsers that (erroneously but alas all to commonly) look at a file's extension rather than the MIME type. On the server, you actually need to define only those MIME types that you actually use. --JavaWoman
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>>===##mime_types.txt##===
Note 1 : The ##mime_types.txt## file //isn't yet// used by Wikka, so Note 2 below doesn't concern Wikka actually (version 1.1.6.0). But a file named mime_types.txt is distributed with Wikka, and is configured with $this->config['mime_types']
Note 2 : Usually, we use the extension ##.css## for Cascading StyleSheet files, and their content-type **should be text/css**. Unfortunately, css extension is registered with
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Note 1 : The ##mime_types.txt## file //isn't yet// used by Wikka, so Note 2 below doesn't concern Wikka actually (version 1.1.6.0). But a file named mime_types.txt is distributed with Wikka, and is configured with $this->config['mime_types']
Note 2 : Usually, we use the extension ##.css## for Cascading StyleSheet files, and their content-type **should be text/css**. Unfortunately, css extension is registered with
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- Note 1 : This file //isn't yet// used by Wikka, so Note 2 below doesn't concern Wikka actually (version 1.1.6.0). But a file named mime_types.txt is distributed with Wikka, and is configured with $this->config['mime_types']
- Note 2 : Usually, we use the extension css for Cascading StyleSheet files, and their content-type **should be text/css**. Unfortunately, css extension is registered with
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