HOW CAN I LINK THE STYLESHEET FILE IN MY HTML????????? I have struggle with this problem for so many times, yet none of the time I succeed and have to start over. This one single question has had made me got headache so many times in the past, yet I never can solve it.

What?

I mean, link the CSS file in the HTML/Markdown file, like this:

```
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">
```

I always got a 404 for the style.css for some reason and I have tried many sources and none of them is successful. I have checked the server log and it seems like the server/the Python `Markdown` template engine treated the style.css file as a route and I have no idea how to fix this so maybe you guys can help me.

My brain is literally melting right now.

@NoOneCares check the permissions of the web server. It might be not configured properly to return the file at the path you're using.

Correct directory?
Permissions?
Server?

Are you serving static assets or running everything through Python/markdown/etc. processing first?

Is there a CSS preprocessor in the way?

Hard to say what's wrong without context, but sounds like you haven't configured a route for static content. Assuming you use Flask https://stackoverflow.com/a/...

@NoOneCares fuck it!

Do it with inline styles!

@sariel That sucks not only in terms of caching, but will hurt again once you roll out CSP.

@Fast-Nop I guess I should have put that sarcasm tag in.

Inline styling is good for one thing, fucking over the next guy.

@sariel When reality becomes farce, like in the web dev world, sarcasm is hard to detect. ;-/

Just look at the Tailwind homepage: a CSS framework (a bad idea in itself), and even that has fucking inline styling.

@Root There are no CSS preprocessor, just pure CSS

@thejase That's the exact link tag I use.

@Root I am serving static assets. First I feed the index page file into a Markdown processor, and then I feed the output into the HTML request of the Python web framework I use (In this case is Sanic).

And no, I am not wrong about the place where the CSS file exists. It is at the root directory with the Markdown file and the server files.

Idk.
Threaten it with a tea party.

Ok, so after searching the Sanic doc for a little bit, I think the problem is because I haven't set a URL for my style.css file yet.

Ok, have tested on Replit and worked!

@sariel sonc th hdgehok