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One way to prevent many of these types of issues is to use relative paths, but some site builders do use the full URL as a base path, so you may need to change a setting or two.įor Jekyll sites, edit _config.yml. We often have people write in to tell us that their CSS was working fine until they added a custom domain to their repository. CSS stops working after adding custom domain This often happens when using the web interface to upload files.Įnsure all files and directories have been pushed to the repository, so that the contents of the GitHub repository matches the contents of your local repository. Sometimes we find that the stylesheet or even entire css directory was never uploaded or pushed to the repository. Use all lowercase letters for all filenames and URLs. As a result, the stylesheet won’t be loaded since since GitHub Pages is case-sensitive.ĭouble check to ensure all capitalization matches. For example, the stylesheet is referenced like this: People can also accidentally have capitalization that doesn’t match the filename. Sometimes people reference the stylesheet at the wrong place, e.g.ĭouble check the path to the stylesheet.

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You can learn more about relative paths and how to create them here. Use a relative path to refer to your file, e.g. Sometimes people accidentally use a stylesheet URL/directory path for their local computer, e.g. Check for these common issues: Incorrect URL to the stylesheet It also looks like issue has been resolved as well, as I see that is correctly displaying its CSS.įor all those coming to this topic later with a similar issue, below are some common situations where we see CSS not working properly, and how to fix it. Hello for bringing up this topic, as this is a very common issue we see! First of all, it does appear that after making the change suggested by your CSS did start working, and looks great! Sometimes it can take a minute for updates to show up, or an old version is cached by your browser, and I suspect that’s what happened here.

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