Read something (private reply to me so won't quote) implying that techbros are the only "natural" denizens of the fediverse but we (women, non-programmers, et cetera) are graciously allowed to play on the edges. Grrr. Now I need chocolate.
@GreenSkyOverMe Hm, this page finds *none* of the server-side includes. (If I copy the text of the SSI that points to the stylesheet into the page, it does find the stylesheet.) Even though other pages in the same folder at the same level with the exact same SSI pointers do. Could it be a permissions problem?
All the pages of the church music website use the same server-side include to fetch the CSS etcetera. It works on each and every page except one. There's no difference in the HTML (I even copied the lines from another file to make sure it was the same). WTF?! (yes, advice welcome though mansplaining will get you blocked. It's all handwritten HTML and CSS, I don't use any tools.)
If only a hint *how* to find where the problem is. It looks (and indeed is) the same as all other pages, and should find the same boilerplate with the link to the CSS file.
@JubalBarca@ktoddbrown@futurebird The rationale was "you'll need that in your job later" but now it's later and practically none of what they learned is still relevant, whereas the basics (which they didn't learn) of course still are.
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