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zac123

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the css for my admin area is not being applied to the pages. if i view my admin index.php using FF Fire Bug i can see that: "There are no rules in this stylesheet."

 

at first i thought it must just be permissions for the file but when i checked the permissions are set to 666 which should be fine right?

 

any thoughts on this?

 

thanks

zac

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the css for my admin area is not being applied to the pages. if i view my admin index.php using FF Fire Bug i can see that: "There are no rules in this stylesheet."

 

at first i thought it must just be permissions for the file but when i checked the permissions are set to 666 which should be fine right?

 

any thoughts on this?

 

thanks

zac

Get rid of the .htaccess file in the /admin/includes folder.

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at first i thought it must just be permissions for the file but when i checked the permissions are set to 666 which should be fine right?

No. They should be 644. It's possible that security software on your server is blocking access to that file because it's "world writable".

 

The usual: directories 755, files 644. If osC needs to write to a directory or file, and can't, try adding +020 (group write) and only if that fails, +022 (group and world write) only applied to the specific directory or file. If you have granted "world write" permission, revoke it as soon as the need is over for osC to write. Read-only directories 555, read-only files 444. On some servers, PHP files need to be executable (+111).

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