What to do if external css is not displayed

Solution to externally calling css not displaying: first open chrome's F12 debugger to view it; then use the sublime editor to modify the local css file encoding format to "utf-16LE"; and finally rewrite the css code. .

The operating environment of this article: windows7 system, Sublime Text3&&css3 version, DELL G3 computer.

Why is the externally called css not displayed (does not take effect)?

Write a css style document under the css directory: style.css. At this time, there is only one sentence in it:

body { background-color: #ddd; }

Then introduce this external css into my html file:

Refresh the browser. . Wow, kao. It didn't respond, it didn't work. . I checked this path several times to make sure there was no problem, and opened chrome's F12 debugger. After making sure that the browser loaded the css file, I opened the file and saw:

was garbled. . There should be something wrong with the encoding or the format, but I can't figure it out. . After consulting a front-end partner, I checked the current encoding of the web page:

shows UTF-16LE encoding. .

I tried it later and used the sublime editor to modify the local css file encoding format to this utf-16LE:

Rewritten the css code. Save and run. . Sure enough, that's it. .

But my html is specified as utf-8, and the css is utf-16, which makes me very unhappy. . So I asked again for a solution. It can be solved, and it's simple. .

Change the css to utf-8 and edit the code inside. Just declare the encoding format when introducing this css in html:

That is, add an attribute to the link tag: charset="utf-8" . . . It's really that simple. . .

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