What to do if apache does not load css files

Solution to Apache not loading the css file: 1. Delete the Chinese characters and use unicode instead; 2. Save the css file as utf-8 format; 3. Check the css path and open the browser to see if 404 is reported. Error; 4. Use chmod 777 css file to add read permission to the file.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, HTML5&&CSS3 version, DELL G3 computer.

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What should I do if apache does not load the css file?

apache may not load the css file for the following reasons:

There are Chinese characters in the css;

css is inconsistent with the page encoding;

css path error.

Apache does not have access rights to css files

The solution is as follows:

Method 1: Delete Chinese characters and use unicode instead

Method 2: Save the css file as utf-8 format, specify the page encoding

Method 3: Check the css path, open the browser to see if a 404 error is reported

Method 4: Use chmod 777 css file to add read permission to the file

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