how to load the dynamically changed css file
Tags: javascript,css
Problem :
I created a widget and changed the style sheet dynamically using javascript. href attribute is updated, but the styles not applying in the html page.
Is there anything i have to do additionally to load the css file..?
Solution :
You have the wrong version of the module, which, given that the module comes standard with Orchard, means that you've been installing a version from the gallery on top of your existing version. You'll want to restore the version that came with Orchard.
CSS Howto..
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