


Why Aren\'t My CSS Files Loading After Switching from Apache to Nginx?
Nginx: CSS Files Not Loading
When migrating from Apache2 to Nginx, a user encountered an issue where CSS files were not loading properly. The error message in the browser console indicated a mismatch in MIME types.
Despite having the correct MIME type (text/css) specified in /etc/nginx/mime.types, the issue persisted. The user ensured that the mime.types file was included under the http section of the nginx.conf configuration file:
http { include /etc/nginx/mime.types; ... }
However, the problem was resolved upon moving the include statement to a location block:
server { ... location / { include /etc/nginx/mime.types; ... } ... }
This modification ensures that the MIME types are correctly interpreted for the specific location, resolving the issue of CSS files not loading.
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