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| Oops. Fixed. | « · » | | I'm not sure how long it's been like this, but apparently my central .css file was inaccessible due to my new dynamic-page-compression things. I was setting the "Content-Encoding: gzip" header on everything, and also telling PHP to gzip all of its output. Turns out, all content on this site is sent through some PHP script except for the stylesheet. So it improperly had Content-Encoding set. I didn't notice the problem until last night when I was accessing my site from another computer, and was trying to figure out why my stylesheet wasn't being read. I guess my computer was caching it, and just silently went with the cached copy when it couldn't read the online one. [musing like nine months later: Or maybe Firefox figured out that it should ignore the erroneous Content-Encoding header, but Safari couldn't. I was using a Mac when I noticed this problem. Euurghh.] Anyway, it's fixed now. The stylesheet is now in its own directory, with an .htaccess to turn off the Content-Encoding header. There might be a better way to do this, but the fix was simple and it worked. | | Posted Tue 3 Mar 2009 @ 10:00:00 in « Site News » |
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