Not seeing some styles in rendered HTML output #347
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I'm getting the same issue. Which caused my tables to render without borders.
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I believe those errors are unrelated. See this on stackoverflow. However, I am also not getting the styles I would expect. Basically just black text on white. You can see a partial workaround in #348. |
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I had the same issue, using Using Grip 4.5.2 on Linux, Python 3. I turned to use a local css grip-style.css as workaround. Ref: #333 |
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It looks like Adding |
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Version 4.6.0 has just been released with the remaining fixes to this issue. The problem was that the regular expression used to find the CSS files skipped over Try upgrading now with And thanks for your patience. Feel free to re-open if there's still problems with missing styles. |
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I have come here from issue #265.
Using Grip 4.5.2 on Windows 10, Python 3.7.3.
The text is formatted with Segoe UI font, but except that all other styles are missing. Code fences and blocks have no background. Even horizontal rules are invisible. A simple check through Chrome's devtools reveals that CSS variables are missing. The cause for the invisible horizontal rule is the same.
Also, the terminal says that some of the assets were not found (status 404):
Chrome's console says the same.
I've tried clearing the cache multiple times. Not behind any proxy.
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