Problem is about CakePhp. If I give permission to required directories CSS does not work. Sample URL: link text
Isn't this weird?
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It works in IE: It's a Firefox specific problem.
Your CSS file is not outputting the Content-type: text/css header, which makes Firefox ignore it as a style sheet. You will notice a warning to that effect in Firefox's error console.
I don't know Cake, but I'm sure there is a native way to remedy this.
A quick fix would be adding
<?php
header("Content-type: text/css");
?>
to the top of cake.generic.css (if that is a PHP file).
If it's a real CSS file and not a rewritten URL (as I said, I don't know Cake), your web server doesn't seem to be taking care of sending the right content type - maybe something for the admin to fix.
If the admin can't fix it, you could try adding a .htaccess file to your project (or editing the existing one) containing
AddType text/css .css
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aiternal
Oh thanks Pekka. I added below code to my .htaccess file. <FilesMatch "\.(css)$"> SetHandler text/css </FilesMatch>