I've found something. Apparently if you have an application on your system that is set to open CSS files by default (such as a text editor of some kind) then IE won't open local CSS files! Image may be NSFW.
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The error message thrown is the one you are seeing about mime types.
The fix is:
1. Find out what you have set to open CSS files by default (Most likely a text editor of some kind)
2. Go into that application and remove its association with CSS files (You can't fix this by changing the Windows Control Panel "Default Programs / Associate a file type", you have to do it in the application itself)
3. That should allow IE to use them.
(I hate IE... Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view. )
Clik here to view.
The error message thrown is the one you are seeing about mime types.The fix is:
1. Find out what you have set to open CSS files by default (Most likely a text editor of some kind)
2. Go into that application and remove its association with CSS files (You can't fix this by changing the Windows Control Panel "Default Programs / Associate a file type", you have to do it in the application itself)
3. That should allow IE to use them.
(I hate IE... Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
)
