Firefox and css errors

[designs2010]

When I try the gallery using Firefox it will not use the css. These are the errors I get. Is there any way to fix this?

members/stylesheets/metal.css was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/plain", is not "text/css".

members/lightbox.css was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/plain", is not "text/css".

[designs2010]

Originally Posted by designs2010

When I try the gallery using Firefox it will not use the css. These are the errors I get. Is there any way to fix this?

members/stylesheets/metal.css was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/plain", is not "text/css".

members/lightbox.css was not loaded because its MIME type, "text/plain", is not "text/css".

After a bit of editing I think the problem has been solved. I added the style information to the headtags template and now the style elements appear. Not as nicely as Interent Explorer but Firefox is no IE.

[Chuck S]

where and what did you edit all our declarations to style sheets have text/css in the load lines.

[designs2010]

I did not edit anything. Just posted the errors Firefox gave me.

[Chuck S]

Originally Posted by designs2010

After a bit of editing I think the problem has been solved. I added the style information to the headtags template and now the style elements appear. Not as nicely as Interent Explorer but Firefox is no IE.

I was referring to this post which is why I asked what you edited or changed.

As stated all links to stylesheets in our program have the text/css lines so not sure what you did to resolve your issue

[designs2010]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

I was referring to this post which is why I asked what you edited or changed.

As stated all links to stylesheets in our program have the text/css lines so not sure what you did to resolve your issue

Sorry Chuck... misunderstood your question.

I used the headtags template to insert the style info from the style sheet into the head area. Simply added...

<style type="text/css">
all the elements from the style sheet
</style>

This is how I would code a page if I was not using a seperate stylesheet. Not sure why this worked with Firefox but not the reference to the actual stylesheet.

Is this what you were asking about?

[Chuck S]

okay so this wasnt really an issue with photopost got ya it was how you where doing things.

[designs2010]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

okay so this wasnt really an issue with photopost got ya it was how you where doing things.

I don't think it had anything to do with me. Seemed to be an issue with PhotoPost and Firefox. Firefox for some reason was not using your stylesheet reference. I don't know why. I solved the problem by what I explained in my previous posting.

As I do not use Firefox, I was alerted by a member who does. I downloaded Firefox and checked the gallery and found there was no style elements being used. I then downloaded a Firefox developer's toolbar that alerted me to the errors, which is what I posted.

I changed nothing in your php code or templates that could have affected this in anyway. My only changes in that area were simply mods to the stylesheet itself. Nothing in your head code was altered except my addition of the style code in the headtags template which seem to solve the problem.

Not trying to be difficult, just saying it did not work with Firefox. Has PhotoPost been tested with Firefox? And if so, did you have any problems with the stylesheet not working?

[Chuck S]

Well I am using the latest Firefox so not sure why your site would not load the style but it works fine for me.

All I am saying is any link statement we put into the html output of the program for a stylesheet has text/css in the link html line.