Re: IE 5.5 / 6.0 If-None-Match errors - Question

> Jeff Ross:

> I don't know if it applies or not, but I found that publicfile delivered
> .css files as text files, so IE 5.x for Windows (at least) was not loading
> my style sheets at all.
> 
> To immediately get around this problem, I removed the type .css
> designation from the header for that file.  Without any type= line, IE
> would then "recognize" that the file was a .css and all was well.

you can always change publicfiles idea about how to serve a file.  to quote
http://cr.yp.to/publicfile/filetypes.html:

"You can control the types provided by publicfile for your files. A file
 named any.thing.here.audio=vnd:digital-winds, for example, will have a
 file type of audio/vnd.digital-winds. You can use lowercase letters,
 digits, -, : (meaning .), and = (meaning /)."

clemens fischer